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Interval data types
Interval data types require a formatstring.
There is no default for interval fields.
These field specifiers are allowed:
For year-month ranges:
%Y — year
%M — month
For day-time ranges:
%D — day
%H — hour
%M — minutes
%S — seconds (can include fractional seconds)
The values for specifiers must be positive integers.
Specifiers must appear in order from day to seconds. For example, %M (minutes) cannot
precede %H (hours).
Negative interval values always have a minus sign to the left of the integers, with no
spaces between the minus sign and the integers.
The supported field delimiters are:
hyphen (-) for year-month ranges
colon (:) for day-time ranges
Examples are:
To specify a formatstring for a year-month duration of 3 years and 2 months
formatted as “3-2”:
%Y-%M
To specify a formatstring for a year-month duration of 10 years formatted as
“10”:
%Y
To specify a formatstring for a day-time duration of 30.5 seconds formatted as
“30.5”:
%S
To specify a formatstring for a day-time duration of 1 day, 2 hours, 3 minutes,
and 4 seconds formatted as “1:2:3:4”:
%D:%H:%M:%D
The following formatstring is invalid because fields are not specified in order
from day to seconds:
%H:%M:%D:%S
Table 5-2 Typeformats: format_definition Date/Time Format String Examples
ExampleDescription
"%C%y%m%d"
Specify a formatstring for a date field without field
delimiters, in the format of "20070131"
"%C%y-%m-%d"
Specify a formatstring for a date field with hyphen
delimiters, in the format of "2007-01-31"
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