On Fri, 2002-05-10 at 01:26, Doug Silver wrote:
> Just curious if there's a way in Postgres to take an epoch number (UTC)
> which is stored as a bigint field and convert it to a timestamp.
>
> perl does it like so:
>
> $ perl -e 'print localtime(1020990264)."\n"'
> Thu May 9 17:24:02 2002
>
> Didn't see anything in the stored functions, but wanted to be sure. If
> not, would it make sense to create my own function that would do it in the
> database or just code it on the front end (i.e. web app)?
select 'epoch'::timestamp + '1020990264 seconds'::interval;
?column?
------------------------
2002-05-10 01:24:24+01
(1 row)
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