> The 3 SQL statements executed in maintest.c are:
> SELECT datetime('now') as NOW;
> SELECT datetime('now','utc') as UTC;
> SELECT datetime('now','localtime') as MST;
>
> Current local-time is 22:50 MST.
> The results are:
> NOW = 1601-01-01 00:04:49
> UTC = 1601-01-01 07:04:49
> MST = 1601-01-01 17:04:49
First off,
datetime('now') is already UTC.
datetime('now', 'utc') will give you nonsense
With that out of the way, what does the sqlite3 command line return for
these queries?
RW
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