> On Oct 20, 2025, at 6:58 AM, Rich Shepard <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Mon, 20 Oct 2025, Rob Sargent wrote: > >>> Okay. Now I'm curious: why do you write this? > >> The way I read your description of how you use these columns currently >> suggests to me that they could be handled by a single timestamp column. >> The cost/benefit of converting is another thing altogether. > > Rob, > > Since either way works I'll save the time cost of converting because my > tables will never be really large. > > Thanks, > > Rich > For sure! Your call >
- Re: Convert date and time colums to datetime Rob Sargent
- Re: Convert date and time colums to datetime Rich Shepard
- Re: Convert date and time colums to datetime Rob Sargent
- Re: Convert date and time colums to datetime Peter J. Holzer
- Re: Convert date and time colums to datet... Rob Sargent
- Re: Convert date and time colums to datet... Rich Shepard
- Re: Convert date and time colums to datetime Rich Shepard
- Re: Convert date and time colums to datet... Rob Sargent
- Re: Convert date and time colums to datet... Rich Shepard
- Re: Convert date and time colums to datet... Ron Johnson
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