I have timestamp stored in VARCHAR field in the format Tue Jul 28 04:05:16 PDT 2020.
Can I cast it to a timestamp(0) field in Teradata ?
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I am storing one timestamp column in Bigquery table. The source is of CET timestamp. But bigquery is storing it by default in UTC.
How to store it as CET timestamp? otherwise while fetching if also I am doing the timestamp conversion it is manipulating the timestamp value. that I do not want.
Or else I want to convert the value to UTC while fetching but for that I have to make Bigquery understood that the original column is in CET format. How to resolve this?
for converting the timestamp to PST we use a query like
select start_ts AT 'America Pacific' from table_name;
How to specify the time zone for PDT. I was not able to find it in teradata docs
I have Sqlite database with table with date column, This column content a date values like Fri Dec 01 18:54:58 GMT+02:00 2017 and i want to convert this values to Unix timestamp, I try to slove this issue using strftime function i get null value.
Any idea how to solve this issue with Sqlite without a programmer language?
The command has been used is update Table set createDate=strftime('%s',createDate)*1000 where id=1
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Is there a way to simply convert string date as
2018-02-15T14:00:00+01:00 to oracle date?
I tried with to_date and 'YYYY-MM-DDTHH24:MI:SS+01:00' format but it is not valid
Oracle always thrown 'date format not recognized'
select cast(TO_TIMESTAMP_TZ('2018-02-15T14:00:00+01:00','yyyy-mm-dd"T"hh24:mi:ss"+"TZH:TZM') as date) from dual;
oracle date has not time zone information. You have to convert it into timestamp with time zone and cast it as date (losing accuracy)
When i am insert date through ajax calenderExtender selected date format is '1900-01-01' is saved in Sql server 2008 database,
I want to save the date as selected date in database. Please help me..
If the value (not format) is '1900-01-01' and the column is date or datetime, then you are sending an empty string
An empty string casts to zero (int, float) or '01 Jan 1900' (date etc). This date is the "zero" date for SQL Server...