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Tag: timestamp

Get distinct values within time chunks

I have a table with different species and their occurences (timestamp) from field survey: Now I want to count them, not in total but in chunks of 10 minutes each, where only the first occurence is counted. That means between 12:31 and 12:40 there are species A,B,C. Between 12:41 and 12:50 there are species B,C. For a single 10 minute

How to check TIMESTAMP format in SQL?

What’s the best way to check if the VARIANT TYPE with JSONs with value similar to TIMESTAMP_NTZ has correct format? For example, this is the correct format that I would like to have but there are times when it looks different in database, like this I would like to detect records which are in a different format than the reference.

Postgres Timestamp to DATE dd-mm-yyyy

im trying to insert select a casted timestamp in a date colum timestamp like 02-09-2021 00:00:00, and i need to convert this timestamp to date dd-mm-yyyy without hhmmss, i’ve tried select date(column) as newdate but when i check my table insert, it keeps like timestamp, all the solutions that i tried only runs perfectly only in a select sentence, but

ORACLE DATETIME ROUND UP WHEN MINUTES 0

I have a datetime: I need to round up just when the minutes are different to 00. Example: 1/1/2000 2:37:00 AM => should be => 1/1/2000 3:00:00 AM. (dont round up if hour =00) 1/1/2000 2:00:00 AM => should be => 1/1/2000 2:00:00 AM For now my code has round function but this one look the nearest hour, I need

Convert Timestamp to MYSQL Date In Query usable in WHERE

I am working with a MYSQL database where the developer has stored the date as a timestamp instead of a ‘datetime’ field that can be queried. The following query creates an ‘AS’ field date_formatted and the output is correct. However that field cannot be used in a WHERE statement to limit it by date What would be the correct syntax

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