code: def get_datetime_sorted_rows(dbconn, table_name, uuid=None, column=None):
      
      rows = get_rows(dbconn, table_name, uuid=uuid)
      data = []
      for r in rows:
          dt = datetime.datetime.strptime(r['Time'], "%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S")
          if column is None:
              data.append((dt, r))
          else:
              data.append((dt, r[column]))
      data.sort()
  
      return data
docs: Get a list of datetime sorted rows from a table in the database
      :param dbconn: database connection
      :param table_name: name of table in the database
      :param uuid: optional uuid to pull from
      :param column: optional column/field in the table to pull instead of rows
      :returns: a list of tuples containing (datetime, row) pairs or (datetime, column) pairs if columns is specified.