I am trying to convert a timestamp string to timestamp with date_parse, but keep getting an error. Any suggestions? I am working on Presto SQL. I also refered: http://teradata.github.io/presto/docs/127t/functions/datetime.html, but couldnt find anything that can deal with +0000 i.e Timezone. I tried: throws me error Invalid format: “2021-05-22 04:00:00 +0000” is malformed at “+0000″” Also tried this: throws me error
Tag: timestamp-with-timezone
Convert array of timestamps in PostgreSQL (not in a table)
I need to get this command: to work for an array (or in rows). Reason is that I have a lot of timestamps that need to be converted and if I use the above structure, I just end up adding lots of columns that my front-end can’t handle. My current solution is to actually dump all of the timestamps into
Redshift – Error when converting UTC time to local time in where clause
I have some sales data that is recorded in UTC. I am trying to convert it to the local timezone where the sales happened. I have built up a query as below but get an error saying invalid operation: …
Select timestamp with time zone, but ignore seconds
I’m selecting a timestamptz from a PosgreSQL database. I want my SELECT to return only the date, hours and minutes. No seconds. Can I set the date format in my psql SELECT to accommodate this? Answer You can use date_trunc() to truncate seconds and still return a timestamptz: Or you can use to_char() to return a formatted timestamp as text
Convert oracle.sql.timestamptz to postgresql timestamp with timezone
Sorry, but i`m noob and i need your advices. I have some result set from oracle with timestamptz, i get string value of this timestamptz which like 2014-1-10 13.47.56.0 7:0 and then I need put it in postgresql-request in some function which takes timestamp with timezone. How can I convert this this string to timestamp with timezone in java? I