TIMESTAMP data type
Timestamp is a date-time data type used with timeunit
and epoch
constraints.
DDL Syntax
TIMESTAMP [TIMEUNIT {value}] [EPOCH {value}]
Arguments
Argument | Description | Further information |
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TIMESTAMP | Time and date data type used for time series analysis | Time stamp |
TIMEUNIT | The time unit in which to store a timestamp that defaults to second `s | See TIMEUNIT values |
EPOCH | The epoch which timestamps will be stored relative to. This is represented as RFC339 time stamp string. Defaults to the Unix epoch | See Epoch values |
Additional information
TIMEUNIT value
Unit | Declaration |
---|---|
hours | h |
minutes | m |
seconds (default) | s |
milliseconds | ms |
microseconds | us |
nanoseconds | ns |
EPOCH value
The epoch which timestamps should be relative to. The value may specify one of the following:
Timestamp | Example | Further information |
---|---|---|
Unix (default) | 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z | Unix epoch |
Time zone | 1980-11-30T14:20:28.000+07:00 | Time zone |
Zulu (military) time | 1980-11-30T14:20:28.000Z | Zulu Time Zone |
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