Hi.
From the manual I read that timestamps are stored as double but they
can also be stored as 8 byte integers. I understand the precision
problem with floats and the limited range of the integers and I feel
confident that I should not worry about the Year 294276 or Year
5874897 problems (highest
On Wednesday 04 February 2009 15:48:41 A B wrote:
From the manual I read that timestamps are stored as double but they
can also be stored as 8 byte integers.
The advantage of the integer storage is mainly that calculations and
comparisons have a predictable error and don't suffer from some of
