The ISO SQL standard supports a datatype called "interval". It should  
be reasonably easy to abstract that in DBMSs that do not support that  
(f.ex. "TIME" in MySQL).

I personally would like to make use of it, as I use Postgres in the  
majority of my projects which supports the interval-type. However,  
SQLObject does not support it. So for now I use a simple IntCol which  
stores the amount of seconds.... works but is less expressive.


Just a thought. It's nothing of major importance for me ;) But I  
suppose it would be a nice move if SQLObject supported all datatypes  
as defined in the ISO standard ;) And I think this is the only one  
that's missing ;)


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