Hi, about PostgeSQL you can look here:
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/static/datatype-datetime.html
Some details about time in firebird:
Now using 30 bits from 32 available bits for time.
Max value is 864 000 000-1, I'm not sure how firebird play with leap second.
Postgre using in time s
24.03.2018 11:04, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
Why is the maximum precision of CURRENT_TIME(p) and CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(p)
three (3) and not four (4)? The underlying data type has a precision up
to 100 microseconds.
IIRC (but I may be wrong, it was lots of time ago): we cannot provide
microsecond prec
Why is the maximum precision of CURRENT_TIME(p) and CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(p)
three (3) and not four (4)? The underlying data type has a precision up
to 100 microseconds.
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