So I’ve tried to use the timestamp diff to calculate and get the results with time gap not larger than 1 hour from the current time. However, it is not working as intended. When I run the code, all results with gap more than 1 day are displayed, as screenshot below with my current timestamp as reference. the results returned
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Grouping SQL rows based on overlapping active time intervals, valid from and valid to
I’m working in bigquery with this mock data: and what I want to get out is the active lineups. The output would look like so: With the logic behind it being: I’ve almost cracked it using some sort of lead(valid_from) between valid_to and valid_from and, doing a case when to make it 1 if its a new lineup 0 otherwise,
concatenate date + time to make timestamp
I am using dbt and snowflake to parse a json.. Currently, I parse two cols, date and time separately. Now, I want to concatenate both and assign the type timestampto them I tried this:: However, the col “REQUIRED_TIMESTAMP” is just always empty in my final table. What else can I try? Answer I assume JSON_DATA:”Required_Collect_Time_From”:time has a typo in here,
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 can i add days to a Hive timestamp without loosing hours, minutes and seconds
I am using Hive 2.6.5 and when i want to add days to my timestamp, it doesn’t keep the hours, minutes and seconds. Exemple in addition to that it returns a wrong result as : I would like it to return the value 2021-01-17 09:34:21 Thank you Answer date_add truncates Unnecessary unix_timestamp+from_unixtime conversion Convert to timestamp, add interval: Result: Timestamp
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
Reading and Writing UTC to TIMESTAMP in Postgresql
I have a Java application that inserts data into a database using prepared statements. In the preparedStamement date is set in UTC format. I want to be sure that when read and write operations execute on the table, the response should ALWAYS be in UTC format. At the below query, when the data is read it will be converted to
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