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Subject: bug - sec_to_time has a low upper limit on the range

Description:
sec_to_time will not return times greater than 24,
 my hunch is that sec_to_time() is wrapping at 24:00 for some reason or
that's some kind of bound, and it's not sticking to the TIME type which has
a documented range of -838:.. to 838 hours.

How-To-Repeat:
    run this query:
select
sec_to_time(10.5*60*60),
sec_to_time(18*60*60),
sec_to_time(22*60*60),
sec_to_time(23*60*60),
sec_to_time(24*60*60),
sec_to_time(24.5*60*60),
sec_to_time(24.999*60*60),
sec_to_time(26*60*60),
sec_to_time(35*60*60),
(35*60*60)/60/60

you should see             10:30:00, 18:00:00, 22:00:00, 23:00:00, 23:00:00,
24:30:00, 24:59:56, 26:00:00, 35:00:00, 35
but what you do get:     10:30:00, 18:00:00, 22:00:00, 23:00:00, 23:00:00,
23:30:00, 23:59:56, 23:00:00, 23:00:00, 35

Fix:
 well you can get the correct hours as decimal (by just doing the /60/60
instead of the sec_to_time conversion, like the last one) and construct a
time string from that using your program, but i like to make my DB server do
the leg work... also if you do /3600 instead of /60/60 you get fewer decimal
places; isn't that a bit bug-ish as well?  it's truly less accurate, we lose
seconds that way.


thanks for your time&effort!  hope i've been clear, please email any
questions back to me.

Synopsis: bug - sec_to_time has a low upper limit on the range
Submitter-Id: ??
Originator: Brian Bittman
Organization:   Bock Interactive, Inc.
MySQL support:  none
Severity: non-critical
Priority:  low
Category: mysqld
Class:   sw-bug | doc-bug
Release: 4.0.11-gamma

Exectutable:   mysqld
Environment:  Linux
System:        RedHat 7.3
Compiler:      rpms
Architecture:  i
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Brian Bittman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


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