Hi all,
I've got a database with a column I CAST as a TIMESTAMP. The data in
the database is GMT.
I want to say in my WHERE clause to offset the value I am giving by X
number of hours and to display the column I've cast as a timestamp
offset by the same X hours.
I am sure this is possible, and probably fairly simple. :)
Here a simplified query I am using that currently has no TZ data:
'bar' is a timestamp from the system, 'baz' is a string from an external
source CAST as a timestamp.
SELECT
foo,
bar,
CAST (baz AS TIMESTAMP) AS last_state_change
FROM
history.table
WHERE
bar >= '2008-12-15 14:01:09' AND foo=153;
Thanks!
Madi
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