I am trying to do what I think is a simple date diff function but for some reason, my unit value is being read as a column ("dd") so I keep getting a column cannot be resolved error
I am using AWS Athena
My code is this
SELECT "reservations"."id" "Booking_ID"
, "reservations"."bookingid" "Booking_Code"
, "reservations"."property"."id" "Property_id"
, CAST("from_iso8601_timestamp"("reservations"."created") AS date) "Created"
, CAST("from_iso8601_timestamp"("reservations"."arrival") AS date) "Arrival"
, CAST("from_iso8601_timestamp"("reservations"."departure") AS date) "Departure"
, CAST("from_iso8601_timestamp"("reservations"."modified") AS date) "Modified"
, date_diff("dd", CAST("from_iso8601_timestamp"("reservations"."created") AS date), CAST("from_iso8601_timestamp"("reservations"."arrival") AS date)) "LoS"
FROM
"database".reservations
LIMIT 5;
I am trying to get the difference in days from the "created date" and "Arrival Date"
I have tried date_diff with DD,"DD","dd",dd,Day,day,"day" and i get the same error.
Athena is based on Presto. See Presto documentation for date_diff()
-- the unit is regular varchar
, so it needs to go in single quotes:
date_diff('day', ts_from, ts_to)
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