Is there analog og the MySQL's time_to_sec() ?
I heed to perform query like the following on H2 database:
select * from order
join timmingSettings on order.timmingSettings = timmingSetti开发者_C百科ngs.id
where (order.time-timmingSettings.timeout) < current_timestamp
No, but it seems quite easy to add function to h2 if needed.
To convert a timestamp to seconds since epoch, compile and add a Java class to h2's classpath containing:
public class TimeFunc
{
public static long getSeconds(java.sql.Timestamp ts)
{
return ts.getTime() / 1000;
}
}
The function in the Java code can then be linked in h2 using CREATE ALIAS:
CREATE ALIAS TIME_SECS FOR "TimeFunc.getSeconds";
SELECT TIME_SECS(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP);
Produces:
TIME_SECS(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP())
1255862217
(1 row, 0 ms)
In lieu of adding a function to H2, you can cast the date to a timsestamp and then use formatdatetime per http://www.h2database.com/html/functions.html. Alternatively, cast to string and use parsedatetime. Examples of both follow:
-- to convert using parsedatetime, done_on stores
select parsedatetime(done_on, 'ssss', 'en', 'Europe/Dublin');
-- for this example, assume done_on stores a timestamp
-- to convert using formatdatetime
select formatdatetime(done_on, 'ssss', 'en', 'Europe/Dublin');
Valid timezones can be found in your /usr/share/zoneinfo directory and language codes are per the list at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_639-1 -- the ISO 639 part 1 standard.
I think this is the most simple code.
select DATEDIFF('second',timestamp '1970-01-01 00:00:00' , CURRENT_TIMESTAMP())
SELECT EXTRACT (EPOCH FROM <value>)
So
select * from order join timmingSettings on order.timmingSettings = timmingSettings.id where (extract(epoch from order.time)-extract(epoch from timmingSettings.timeout)) < extract(epoch from current_timestamp)
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