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Datetime functions
Applies to ✅ Open Source Edition ✅ Express Edition ✅ Professional Edition ✅ Enterprise Edition
Datetime functions are useful to calculate date time arithmetic and formatting.
Many functions in this section come with two flavours supporting both the JDBC datetime data types, and the JSR 310 types. These include:
- SQL
DATEmodelled by java.time.LocalDate and JDBC's java.sql.Date - SQL
TIMEmodelled by java.time.LocalTime and JDBC's java.sql.Time - SQL
TIMESTAMPmodelled by java.time.LocalDateTime and JDBC's java.sql.Timestamp
Some temporal SQL data types could not be represented canonically with historic JDBC types, but only with JSR 310 types. These include:
- SQL
TIME WITH TIME ZONEmodelled by java.time.OffsetTime - SQL
TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONEmodelled by any of java.time.Instant (e.g. PostgreSQL), java.time.OffsetDateTime (JDBC and standard SQL), as well as java.time.ZonedDateTime (e.g. Oracle)
Table of contents
- 4.7.13.1.
- CURRENT_DATE
- 4.7.13.2.
- CURRENT_TIME
- 4.7.13.3.
- CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
- 4.7.13.4.
- DATE
- 4.7.13.5.
- DATEADD
- 4.7.13.6.
- DATEDIFF
- 4.7.13.7.
- DATESUB
- 4.7.13.8.
- DAY
- 4.7.13.9.
- EXTRACT
- 4.7.13.10.
- HOUR
- 4.7.13.11.
- MINUTE
- 4.7.13.12.
- MONTH
- 4.7.13.13.
- SECOND
- 4.7.13.14.
- TIME
- 4.7.13.15.
- TIMESTAMP
- 4.7.13.16.
- TIMESTAMPADD
- 4.7.13.17.
- TO_DATE (new)
- 4.7.13.18.
- TO_TIMESTAMP (new)
- 4.7.13.19.
- TRUNC
- 4.7.13.20.
- YEAR
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