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Re: Unix timestamp , unix timestamp with microseconds

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In. Martin Prášek wrote:
I I read the documentation well (PG 7.3.3 ) , i see that there is not a native support for data type UNIX TIMESTAMP and "unix timestamp expressed as microseconds"

ie there it is impossible to direct insert and select

seconds_from _Epoch seconds_from _Epoch (period) microseconds_part
seconds_from _Epochmicroseconds_part


without some data conversion ?

You could use a numeric type if that's what you want - you'll want to check the size but something like numeric(12,3) should do the job. Be aware that numerics are much slower than int's though.


If you want separate access to the seconds/microsecs parts then you'll need your define your own type - other people have done so, but you'll need some knowledge of C.

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  Richard Huxton
  Archonet Ltd

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