My bad on the formatting. Here is a screen shot of the query. Note bad
m/d/y and hour=min=sec=0.0
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On Tue, Aug 2, 2016 at 1:46 PM, Joseph Blue <jb...@maprtech.com> wrote:
> The field I have is a timestamp. The date is obviously in wrong order in
> the time stamp (I can break it up and reassemble to get a good date, so no
> problem there).
> I do not seem to be able to get the hour of the day using the date_parts,
> so that data seems obscured.
> Any ideas how to get the 2 o'clock time out of this field?
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> *Query...*
> select
> Datatime_start,
> date_part('day',Datatime_Start) `day`,
> date_part('month',Datatime_Start) `month`,
> date_part('year',Datatime_Start) `year`,
> date_part('hour',Datatime_Start) `hour`,
> date_part('minute',Datatime_Start) `minute`
> from dfs.tmp.tv
> limit 5
>
> *Results....*
>
> *Datatime_start*
> day
> month
> year
> hour
> minute
> Datatime_start
> day
> month
> year
> hour
> minute
> 28/04/16 2:00 16 4 2028 0 0 28/04/16 2:00 16 4 2028 0 0 28/04/16 2:00 16 4
> 2028 0 0 28/04/16 2:00 16 4 2028 0 0
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