The DateTime::Format::MySQL formats microseconds incorrectly in the method format_time. It simply concatenates the number of microseconds after the formatted hms, however this is incorrect when the number of microseconds is less than 100,000.
If a date object returns 12,345 microseconds at 5 am, the function format_time returns 05:00:00.12345, but it should return 05:00:00.012345 (mind the '0' between the period and the 1). Another example would be if the number of microseconds is 1 at 6 am, where format time returns 06:00:00.1, but instead it should return 06:00:00.000001 Sincerely, Marcel Versteeg
