Learn how to query date and time in PostgreSQL with these SQL commands. Find the current date and time, retrieve rows between specific timestamps, filter data within the last week or between one to two weeks ago. Extract details like minutes or the day o
如果没有使用FX选项,to_timestamp和to_date会跳过输入字符串中的多个空白。例如,to_timestamp('2000 JUN', 'YYYY MON')是正确的,但to_timestamp('2000 JUN', 'FXYYYY MON')会返回一个错误,因为to_timestamp只期望一个空白。FX必须被指定为模板中的第一个项。 to_timestamp和to_date的存在是为了 处理无...
[], 1) AS s; s --- 1 2 3 4 (4 rows) -- set returning function WITH ORDINALITY SELECT * FROM pg_ls_dir('.') WITH ORDINALITY AS t(ls,n); ls | n ---+--- pg_serial | 1 pg_twophase | 2 postmaster.opts | 3 pg_notify | 4 postgresql.conf | 5 pg_tblspc | 6 logfile...
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TheAGEdate function calculates how long ago an event occurred. It returns a value representing the number of years, months, and days an event happened or the difference between two given arguments. The syntax is pretty straightforward: applyAGE()to a single timestamp, and your query will retur...
PostgreSQL support interval data type to store and manipulate period of time in years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds, etc. Here years, months, and days are integer values where the seconds field can have fractional values. PostgreSQL interval data type takes 16 bytes of storage that ...
Suppose we need to know the difference between two hours at that time. We use the above statement. Illustrate the end result of the above declaration by using the use of the following snapshot. Output: Example #5: Difference between minutes ...
CREATETABLEevents_columnar ( device_idbigint, event_id bigserial, event_time timestamptzdefaultnow(),datajsonbnotnull)USINGcolumnar;-- insert some dataINSERTINTOevents_columnar (device_id,data)SELECTd,'{"hello":"columnar"}'FROMgenerate_series(1,10000000) d;-- create a row-based table to ...
If a tuple inserted is too big for the available space of a page, PostgreSQL doesn't split it between two 8kB pages. Instead, it employs TOAST to compress and/or break the large values into smaller pieces. These pieces are then stored in a separate TOAST table, while the original tuple...
Normalized to 10 minutes, the first query takes one minute of your server’s time, and the second takes four minutes. So, the second is more important than the first, but it will likely fly under your log_min_duration_statement radar. Enter the pg_stat_statements module. One of its ...