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Article #965Re: Date/Time manipulation
From: Quinn Wildman (CodeGear Develope...
Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2007 18:11
Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2007 18:11
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I suspect adding d to another timestamp or time will do what you want. Assen Krastev wrote: > In a stored proc: > ... > returns (t timestamp) > as > declare variable time1 as timestamp; > declare variable time2 as timestamp; > declare variable d as double precision; > begin > ... > d=time2-time1; > t=cast(d as timestamp);<---- error > suspend; > end > > How can I cast 'd' back to TimeStamp? > > Thanks. > > -- CREATE DOMAIN NEW_COMPANY AS CHAR(8) DEFAULT 'CODEGEAR' CHECK (VALUE <> 'BORLAND') NOT NULL;
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