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Support timestamp and time functions on SQL fliters
See original GitHub issueHad a conversation today with a user who wanted to be able to apply a filter like the following:
SELECT * WHERE time < NOW() - "5 minutes"
It would be handy to have a timestamp type and a handful of time-related functions. Off the top of my head:
- NOW()
- ADD / SUBTRACT
- MINUTE / HOUR / DAY / DAY_OF_WEEK / MONTH / YEAR
- LESS-THAN / GREATER-THAN
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- Created 2 years ago
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I’d probably lean towards whatever is in the SQL-99 standard (or later equivalent); I picked those out of a SQL manpage, but this book seems to be freely available and cover the standard itself.
INTERVAL '5' MINUTEis an interesting syntax. Seems like a reason thing to do. Someone want to submit a PR?