TIMESTAMP 'epoch' + goof.stupid_timestamp * INTERVAL '1 second' as ah_real_datetime FROM goof UPDATE - 2010-08-21 as noted by a user below. In newer versions to_timestamp is shorter and easier: SELECT to_timestamp(1195374767); To convert back to unix timestamp you can use date_part...
Current behavior The conversion from nanosecond timestamp to DateTime and back should preserve all digits of precision. iex(8)> ts = System.system_time(:nanosecond) 1734586364179704909 iex(9)> {:ok, datetime} = DateTime.from_unix(ts, :nanosecond) {:ok, ~U[2024-12-19 05:32:44.179704Z]} ...
custom convertersimilarly tohttps://github.com/oryanmoshe/debezium-timestamp-converter, you can just return the original datetime string that comes from the binlogs, without any conversion. If you have microsecond precision in the source, the value would look like2020-11-19 12:46:27.123456, y...
Friday, March 11, 2016 5:05 PM ✅Answered They could be Unix timestamps, if they also include milliseconds. In such case, you can use this: DECLARE@bbigint = 1447271068586 SELECT dateadd(ms,@b% 1000, dateadd(ss,@b/1000, convert(datetime2(3), '19700101'))) The above returns 2015...
Alternative to robocopy for C# .net applications Alternative to System.IO.File.Copy Always read last line when the text file have updated. AM and PM with "Convert.ToDateTime(string)" Am I missing something? Ambiguous match found when calling method with same name different parameter in unit te...
wendi78 It looks like you have 13-digits UNIX timestamps, i.e. with milliseconds. You may convert it on Windows datetime in Excel as below, using that formula and applying custom format to the result =(((A1/1000/60)/60)/24)+DATE(1970,1,1)...
When I'm adding events to the R Community Calendar, I can only enter dates and times in my local time zone (US Pacific Time). This is problematic when I need to enter events in other countries: I have to do some fancy (and unreliable) mental gymnastics t
return # no filelist to build the prefix string path_source = os.path.join(self.dir_source, self.filelist[0]) timestamp = os.path.getmtime(path_source) # last modified time dt = datetime.fromtimestamp(timestamp) date_prefix = "{:%Y-%m-%d}".format(dt) uid = self.create_uid(date_...
$zmodloadzsh/datetime$date='23/07/2021 14:44'$strftime -r'%d/%m/%Y %H:%M'$date1627047840 That gives you the epoch time for that date interpreted as local time (for me, London time) at 14:44:00. If that timestamp is meant to beinUTC time, change to: ...
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