Hi Ignacio! > The question is, my idea is to persist the Duration as the > milliseconds value, but I am not sure about what to do with LocalTime. > Using milliseconds of the day sounds good, but (a) it's much harder to > restore the LocalTime value from the SQL value, and (b) it's harder to > read by visual inspection of the database. My second idea was to use a > "hh:MM:ss.mmm" format, persisted as a String. > Isn't it possible to simply store the milliseconds into the database with a date/timestamp column? As far as I know the database do not necessarily maintain a timezone, so there should be no problem to do so and any database query tool will be able to show a human readable representation of if.
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