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How can we prevent Agent Jobs running twice when the clocks change?

Context I have no idea where this is documented and was shocked that I could not find a duplicate. I only know it from seeing it go wrong several years in a row. The Problem On the day when the clocks ...
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Why is my mean much more bigger than my Execution Time using hyperfine to benchmark my query performance?

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Time of last insert into table in PostgreSQL v16

I am testing new features of PostgreSQL v16. I see two new columns are added to system tables: pg_catalog.pg_stat_all_tables.last_seq_scan - records last sequential scan pg_catalog....
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How to sum up the distinct Total Time of an Event ignoring duplicate overlaps in Times?

I have the following EventTimes table: DROP TABLE IF EXISTS dbo.EventTimes; CREATE TABLE dbo.EventTimes ( EventTimeKeyId INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY, EventId INT NOT NULL, StartTime TIME NOT ...
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Keep both non-overlapping intervals and overlapping ones with a larger id MySQL

I have the following table in MySQL: data(interval_id, object_id, start, end), where interval_id, object_id are integers and interval_id is unique per every object_id, while object_id itself is unique....
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How I do I aggregate or perform calculations on a time datatype in "MM:SS:MS" in MySQL?

I'm currently working on an NBA project and I need to take the average minutes played per player, but I have no idea how to aggregate or calculate the time datatype. I know you have to convert it, but ...
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Why does MariaDB execution time is doubled for the same query (LOAD DATA INFILE)?

I observed a strange behaviour regarding the execution time of a query to import a CSV file in an empty table created beforehand. The query execution time to import the file increases while repeating ...
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PostgreSQL Real-Time Analytics

Latest months I am working with PostgreSQL while coming from Microsoft world (SQLServer). My scenario is the following: Transfer data from different databases into single one (same set of tables and ...
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Resample time series in SQLite

I have following table: CREATE TABLE entries ( utc TEXT, entry INTEGER ); with following data: INSERT INTO entries (utc, entry) VALUES ('2022-10-01 01:54', 23), ('2022-10-04 02:40', 46), (...
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How can I generate bar chart values for some time series data in postgresql?

I have a 'log' table which has two columns user_id and a ts (timestamp value of activity event for user): I can use the following query to get a list of each user_id and their last activity event: ...
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Time difference is not returning the expected result in PostgreSQL

select '06:00:00'::TIME - ('19:00:00'::TIME - '07:00:23.388471'::TIME); +-----------------+ | ?column? | |-----------------| | 18:00:23.388471 | +-----------------+ SELECT 1 Time: 0.012s Why ...
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Do we have information about duration time of query in actual execution plan?

I am building application in C# which is parsing Actual Execution Plan. I need basic stats like Row count, CPU time, Page Reads etc. All above stats I found in XML of Actual Execution Plan. I can not ...
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Standard Deviation for Times

Is there a T-SQL coding best practice to get an accurate standard deviation value for a group of times? STDEV doesn't like the time data type. I'm thinking that maybe a conversion to minutes as an ...
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Convert specific time format to common one

Environment: I have 'duration' datas stored as varchar(4) in a table. 2 first characters are hours, 2 last characters are minutes. E.g.: 0100 means 01:00 0456 means 04:56 and so on... What I need: ...
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Store time series data efficiently without wasting space

I'm building an application to calculate different KPI metrics for customers of an ecommerce website e.g. (avg. order value, avg. items count and so on). KPIs are integer and or double values e.g. ...
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How to design database for monitoring the time trends of article tags?

My purpose is to monitor which tags increase/decrease rapidly last week on different bulletin boards. Or which tag do new appear. The current table schema of articles is as follows: article_id e.g. ...
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Function to compute difference between 2 times

I want to create a simple function in Postgres to find the difference between 2 TIME - not TIMESTAMP. As shown below, it accepts 4 parameters: hour, minute, second and expire (hour). In this example I ...
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PostgreSQL undocumented timenow() function?

Looking at the documentation of PostgreSQL I couldn't find anything on timenow(). Yet if I call the function it works. So what is the difference between now() and timenow() ? I am going to guess that ...
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WITH-clause not pre-calculated, lineal resource wasting, why?

I'm trying to save resources, and shorten code, but getting lineal resource wasting with "WITH-clause". This is my base example: #!/bin/bash echo "CREATE TABLE 'clients_table' ( id ...
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Calculate time difference in minutes

I am Amazon Redshift. I tried to calculate the time difference between two time stamp columns in minutes, but the timestampdiff function does not work on it. The error is telling me that minute column ...
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How to get non-overlapping distinct intervals from a PostgreSQL table?

Using postgresql 9.6. The table has user sessions and I need distinct non overlapping sessions printed. CREATE TABLE SESSIONS( id serial NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, ctn INT NOT NULL,...
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Function to convert time difference between two dates into timer format

Does anyone have a function that converts date difference between two dates into timer format ? For example: select udf_DateDiffTimer ('2020-05-12 14:12:34','2020-05-12 14:12:35') The result should ...
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Same server, same query, different response time

I have a development server that has some problem to access the data, user reporting that it's too much slow sometimes. The setup is: * virtual server; * 4 virtual CPU; * 8 GB of virtual memory ; * ...
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Same query on same same table, different response time

I have a development server that has some problem to access the data, user reporting that it's too much slow sometimes. The setup is: * virtual server; * 4 virtual CPU; * 8 GB of virtual memory ; * ...
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Dates, Times and Timezones - How are they incorporated in Interval?

Does interval '1 month' incorporate month differences and leap years when calculating date/datetime boundaries? If so, how does it work? I was asked this question, and I'm not sure how to answer it. ...
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create_time in sys.dm_xe_sessions is in the future

I have run the following query which shows the running XE sessions on the server: SELECT name, create_time FROM sys.dm_xe_sessions and I get the results +-------------------------------+...
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Align values to 5 minute intervals

I have values inserted with random intervals in the table. I would like to fetch the first (if exists) value in (say) 5 minutes interval. So is required to have 5 minutes column and the values column ...
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calculate days spent of all visitors from encounters

I have an encounters table CREATE TABLE visitors( id serial PRIMARY KEY, start_date TIMESTAMP NOT NULL, -- visitor_id bigint NOT NULL -- skip for now, end_date TIMESTAMP ); (end_date can be ...
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Lock database in time

I'm currently working with prototyping some stuff with a dump of a MySQL (5.7) database where much of the data is time dependent. Most of the queries I write use the NOW() function and the results ...
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Operand data type time is invalid for add or subtract operators

I'll to calculate how many hours a person has worked on SQL server. For that I'm storing the Arrival, Departure and Break in my database table as time(7). A bit for DepartureNextDay determinate that ...
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time difference between two machines makes problem in service broker communication

I have two machines and each machine has a SQL Server instance. Between these machines I run service broker. One of my machines has a different time from the other. I mean the machine time of A is 9:...
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Calculating the elapsed time of Oracle Database Startup operation

I'm trying to calculate the elapsed time of Oracle Database startup command. The view V$INSTANCE contains the STARTUP_TIME column which tells at what time the database is started. But, i need way to ...
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Sum values by time

id_ | date_ | hour_ | in_|out_| |…. | …. | …. | …. | …. |19 | 2018-12-12| 18:15:00| 1 | 3 | |19 | 2018-12-12| 18:30:00| 1 | 0 | |19 | 2018-12-12| 18:45:00| 2 | 4 | |...
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Database design for a timesheet app?

I'm designing the database schema for a time tracking application and I need a little piece of advice. The application must permit the user: To enter for each day of the week the amount of time he ...
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datetime row created

I have sqlserver DB , and there I have few tables. I have 1 table that not save each row what is the datetime the each row created. Is there any way to know when which row was created? Is there any ...
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SSIS - converting string to HH:MM:SS

I am trying to read flat file with some data and I need to convert some columns to time type in the format of HH:MM:SS. Below is the example how they are stored in the file (on the left) and how I ...
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Date and time period query

I would be very grateful if someone can help me here: in my database, I have prices recorded at a particular time in a day over years. So for each vendor or station, there can be several price data ...
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MariaDB query time in profile not match

From a MariaDB 10.1 database with the profile enabled. After making some test with an example query, why the time reports from the query doesn't match the duration time that the profiles report? I ...
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Update value in timestamptz column

I have a table column with the data type timestamptz. Time zone of server is America/Denver. Going through some strange issue while inserting a value in that column. When I update the column to the ...
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How should I represent a midnight end time?

I have a table which represents time ranges. Column | Type | Modifiers -------------+----------------------...
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Why do queries on two tables with the same structure have different execution times

I have partitioned a large table in a PostgreSQL database into monthly child tables with the same structure and similar numbers of rows. Recently I have noticed that the newer tables take much longer (...
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Select where next row's value is greater

I have a road_insp table. create table road_insp ( insp_id int, road_id int, insp_date date, condition number(38,2) ) ; insert into road_insp (insp_id, road_id, ...
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What is a valid use case for using TIME WITH TIME ZONE?

Along the lines of this related question: What is a valid use case for using TIMESTAMP WITHOUT TIME ZONE Are there any valid use cases for actually using TIME WITH TIME ZONE or should it be ...
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Join 2 tables by closest time, PostgreSQL 9.6

I have 2 tables: tbl1, tbl2. CREATE TABLE tbl1(time_1) AS VALUES ( '2017-09-06 15:26:03'::timestamp ), ( '2017-09-06 15:26:02' ), ( '2017-09-06 15:28:01' ), ( '2017-09-06 15:40:00' ); CREATE ...
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How to add index to increase speed of mysql statement

How do I increase the speed of this mysql statement? taking 1.10s but was wondering if it could be made faster. SELECT res_rooms.room_id AS room, res_rooms.type AS room_type, ...
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May postgresql's uuid_generate_v1() conflict when we change the computer date/time?

According to postgresql uuid-ossp documentation uuid_generate_v1() is based on Mac address + timestamp: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/static/uuid-ossp.html On a distributed database scenario ...
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Position of a race result using database query?

The scenario is based around a race event (running/jogging) Is there a way of getting a position of a person by using their race results. For example the quickest person to finish a race would be in ...
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Refining Productivity & Efficiency Query

I'm trying to write a query that is, in effect, a Productivity and Efficiency Report for measuring the statistics of those of us (such as myself) who type up the paper work orders that our mechanics ...
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Compare an hour between two hour columns

Please help. I am kinda new to this database world. I am using PostgreSQL. I have a table with defined shifts like this: CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE shifts AS SELECT id, start_hour::time, end_hour::time ...
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SQL to choose a price between two points in time

Given a time-series of datetime price changes and another disparate time-series of N events, how do I query the last known price at the time of each event without running N queries? Essentially, I ...
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