I am calling the date a record was created at in a basic app running Rails 3.1. <%= @issue.created_at %>
Drupal newbie question.I\'m trying to insert the current date/time into a SQL database as a unix timestamp.It\'s working in that I\'m not getting an error but it just inserts the same value every time
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I know MySQL only has a second precision when storing datetimes and timestamps. So what is the best, simplest and most robust workaround you would recommend to include milliseconds?
I\'m using the Mongo shell to query my Mongo db.I want to use the timestamp contained in the ObjectID as part of my query and also as a column to extract into output.I have setup Mongo to create Objec
I\'m getting a millisec timestamp in ActionScript as a Number object which can return a primitive double. I\'d like to cast it for a backend that expects a primitive long long millisec, however the la
My task is to archive data after 3, 5, 7 days. I use PostgreSQL. Some tables have timestamp entries with time zone, others without. When casting to date, I get different values for identical points i
given this code to retrieve the date from and date to: <dl> <dt><label for=\"calendar\">Date From:</label></dt>
I have a timestamp with timezone information in string format and I would like to convert this to display the correct date/time using my local timezone. So for eg... I have
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