oops, useless line, took it out.
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ram ha scritto:
> As far as I know, sqlite will "support" just about any datetime type
> you want, including fractional seconds.
>
> I put the word "support" in quotes because sqlite doesn't really HAVE a
> date, time, or datetime type -- it stores all of those items as
> strings, and will then a
unit test is working, it saves and restores this structure from sqlite:
insert_data = [
[7, 'jack', datetime.datetime(2005, 11, 10, 0, 0),
datetime.date(2005,11,10), datetime.time(12,20,2)],
[8, 'roy', datetime.datetime(2005, 11, 10, 11, 52,
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As far as I know, sqlite will "support" just about any datetime type
you want, including fractional seconds.
I put the word "support" in quotes because sqlite doesn't really HAVE a
date, time, or datetime type -- it stores all of those items as
strings, and will then allow you to pretend that you
