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I have 2 timestamp fields.
In SQL, how do I calculate the difference between them, in seconds
I tried the following
timestampA - timestampB
and the answer was one field
for example
2010-04-23-17.04.06.222000 - 2010-04-23-14.00.01.042000
and the result was 30,405.180000
Now I can see that is rally 3 hours, 4 minutes 5.18 seconds
But being Friday afternoon, ONLY 16 24 ounce cups of coffee - well my brain
is a little frazzled
I'm just hoping someone knows the answer to my question because they've
done it before
As always
any responses are MUCH appreciated
thanks in advance
Alan Shore
Programmer/Analyst, Direct Response
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