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Re: how to get number of minutes?

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select extract(epoch from interval '2 hours')/60;

'epoch' returns the number epoch seconds that comprise the interval. That differs from 'seconds' which just returns the "seconds place", which is zero for 2:00:00 of course.

-Casey

On Oct 6, 2006, at 12:22 PM, Chris Hoover wrote:

If I subtract 2 timestamps, how do I get the results returned as the total number of minutes.

example

now() - (now()-'2 hours'::interval) = 2:00:00 -- I need the result returned as 120 minutes.

Thanks,

Chris



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