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At 7.2 the timestamp precision has been increased - you can now go up to 12 digits in the fraction of seconds.

We're not yet on 7.2, so it'd interesting to hear the experience of others in this.

Vern

On 4/16/2015 4:28 PM, broehmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Yep. Just found it in ITKnowledge. Geez.
Talk about living in another world.
Definitely using SQL from now on.

Thanks for the response!


Bill Roehmer


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Date: 04/16/2015 04:25 PM
Subject: Re: TimeStamp Problem
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Yes, it is like that by design.
To get timestamp with micro seconds you can use SQL or the C functions.

EXEC SQL set mytimest = current_timstamp;

On 04/16/2015 05:16 PM, broehmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
All right. I'm going to ask one of those "stupid" questions.

Why does the time stamp only use the first 3 positions of the
millisecond?
We just tried to find unique records for a file based on time stamp and
got
several results returned all with the last 3 positions 0. In fact, all
our
files
are like that.

Is this by design? Are we doing something wrong when we write them out?



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