Can you help me convert the unix era into the format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss(24h) in sqlite? (GMT 7 is very appreciated).
For example: from 1319017136629 to 4:38:56 PM GMT 7 on Wednesday, October
Can you help me convert the unix era into the format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss(24h) in sqlite? (GMT 7 is very appreciated).
For example: from 1319017136629 to 4:38:56 PM GMT 7 on Wednesday, October
Is there a way to configure the JOOQ tool to use the PostgresSQL database’s ‘forcedTypes’ tag to convert smallint to Boolean without providing org.jooq.Converter implementation?
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You need to select the database before creating a table with the powerDesinger tool. After determining the database type and version, you can’t Do database conversion again, unless you re-create a
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This is some background of my question:
I am on Snow Leopard
I installed RVM (using ruby1.9.2-head to install )
I am using rails3
I installed ym4r using this http://github.com/guilleiguaran/y
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1) Convert.ToDateTime(string)
string The format is required and must be yyyy-MM- dd hh:mm:ss
2) DateTime.ParseExact
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Summary:
The following describes the method of separating single column data combined with commas in sqlserver into multiple columns of data