In <Pine.LNX.4.30.0111041143020.19169-100000@commandprompt.com> pgsql-general@commandprompt.com ("Command Prompt,
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>On Sun, 4 Nov 2001, Konstantinos Agouros wrote:
>in the largest units possible first, with each unit's field being a
>discrete value; it looks like the EPOCH field is the only one guaranteed
>to give you a combined length of time for the entire duration of the
>interval, so you're definitely on the right track with that.
>You could create a function like this to make your life a little easier:
>CREATE FUNCTION get_hours (interval)
> RETURNS int4
> AS 'SELECT round(extract(EPOCH FROM $1) / 3600.0)::integer'
> LANGUAGE 'sql';
>Depending on whether or not you wanted to round up, down, or to the
>nearest hour, you'd use ceil(), floor(), or round() respectively, on the
>result of the division.
extract epoch from was what I needed to get this where I can work with it.
A time-formatter will come later \:)
Thanks,
Konstantin
>Then you'd just have to do:
>lx=# SELECT get_hours(sum(i)) * 100 || ' Euros' AS cost
>lx-# FROM my_intervals;
> cost
>------------
> 7500 Euros
>(1 row)
>Regards,
>Jw.
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