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Message Posted: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 @ 21:44:20 GMT
Subj: | | Re: Rounding time to the nearest quarter hour |
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From: | | Dieter Noeth |
Jeff Ohlman wrote:
| After searching high-and-low for a quick way to round time to the nearest quarter hour, I have come up with this method. I am posting it
here just in case someone else needs to do the same. | |
| This sql converts the time to a fraction (same way Excel does), then divides fraction into 96 (number of quarter hours per day), rounds the
number and converts back to standard time. | |
| So 22:08:23 becomes 22:15:00 etc | |
> select
> ((cast((((extract(hour from current_timestamp) / 24.000000 +
> extract(minute from current_timestamp) / 1440.000000) + (extract(second
> from current_timestamp) / 86400) )
> * 96) as decimal(4,0)) / 96.0000000) ) as qtr_hr_dec,
> (qtr_hr_dec * 24 (int) ) * 10000 + (qtr_hr_dec * 24) mod 1 * 6000
> (decimal(6,0)) (int) (format '99:99:99')
I didn't test that much, but i think it works, too.
select
current_timestamp(2) + interval '7:30' minute to second as x,
x - extract(second from x) * interval '1' second
- (extract(minute from x) mod 15) * interval '1' minute
Dieter
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