Hi Ben,
Thanks for the reply. Actually that's the way my measurements come (a
single number representing seconds since a reference epoch). What I
need is to fractionate this number into the respective time elements
(year, month, day, hour, secs, micro secs) and operate with them. So I
would apprec
Hi Fernando
I don't know about datetime, per se, but you can also convert your
times/dates into time since Unix epoch and store that as a single
64-bit integer.
Cheers, Ben
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Hello,
Is it possible to represent `datetime` objects on tables? Or, for that
matter, how to represent time information when this is not a single
number? I guess one could simple define one column per time element
(e.g., Y, M, D, h, m, s, us), but that doesn't sound very practical (I
would need 9
