Open Moaneschien opened 3 months ago
as this seems the only way to respond:
select strftime('%FT%R:%f'); gives 2024-03-14T06:22:01.416
select strftime('%FT%R:%f');
2024-03-14T06:22:01.416
or whith 'subsec' unix time stamps in the table
with t(ue) as (select('subsec')) select strftime('%FT%R:%f', (select ue from t))
Cheers.
as this seems the only way to respond:
select strftime('%FT%R:%f');
gives2024-03-14T06:22:01.416
or whith 'subsec' unix time stamps in the table
Cheers.