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Getting the time during a transaction: msg#00008python.db.pysqlite.user
Hi, I am continuing to through a postgres to sqlite conversion and have run into this sort of thing. select tid, extract(epoch from current_timestamp) ... extract(epoch from current_timestamp) is postgres functionality but is there a way to obtain the current_timestamp or similar from sqlite (where I can then obtain epoch with my program logic instead)? I need to use this for time comparisons but without storing it. Many thanks. Regards, David |
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