Re: ok. I give up.

From: David Sisk <davesisk_at_ipass.net>
Date: Sun, 8 Aug 1999 21:08:15 -0400
Message-ID: <PHpr3.678$tp2.494@news.ipass.net>

Hi:

Just make you column a date datatype. Take a look at the to_char function to see what you can get out of a date column.

Regards,

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uncle.scrooge wrote in message <37AB8B37.476F2D65_at_worldnet.att.net>...
>
>Plain and simple : If I want to have a column that tracks the current
>time in millisecond resolution,
>can I do it or not? i.e. I want a timestamp, but second resolution is
>too "gross". What do I do if I'm importing
>data from a database that does have millisecond resolution in it's
>columns (i.e. sybase)?
>
>
>Do I need to create my own datatype or smth?
>
>pls help - thx
>
Received on Sun Aug 08 1999 - 20:08:15 CDT