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SQL Time Calculation
Is there someone help me to solve my probl ?? I was making a program, actually a parking system program. I have something confused me. How to calculate time in SQL DB ?? I've created enterTime and exitTime as DATETIME data type, and I want to know duration between enterTime and exitTime (how long does the vehicle park). Can you help this...
Thanx for all your attentions
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Re: SQL Time Calculation
Hello r12ki,
Does your Java application write the enterTime & exitTime to the database?
If so, I would work out the time parked in Java and then write the result to the database also.
Or, you could use your application to extract the enterTime & exitTime from the database and then work it out that way.
Ideally the first way would be best..
Please update me and we can take it from there.
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Re: SQL Time Calculation
I've not worked a whole lot with datetime in SQL but I think I would just solve this by storing a long instead and use System.currentTimeMillis() to get the time and store that.
then all you need to do is:
Then you can use that long value to pass into whatever date library you want to use, I'd recommend Joda Time - Java date and time API - Homefinal long duration = exitTime - enterTime;
Good luck!
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Re: SQL Time Calculation
@JavaPF : Yes, it does. From the Apps it'll write enterTime from the begining, then write exitTime at last. enterTime is in "datalog" table, and exitTime in "outlog" table. In the "outlog" there is a field named "durasi" (mean=duration). How to get "durasi" automatically ??
@Json : Thanks for suggestion, you helped..
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