I am performing a cql query on a column that stores the values as unix timestmap, but want the results to output as datetime. Is there a way to do this?
i.e. something like the following:
select convertToDateTime(column) from table;
I'm trying to remember if there's an easier, more direct route. But if you have a table with a UNIX timestamp and want to show it in a datetime format, you can combine the dateOf
and min
/maxTimeuuid
functions together, like this:
aploetz@cqlsh:stackoverflow2> SELECT datetime,unixtime,dateof(mintimeuuid(unixtime)) FROM unixtime;
datetimetext | unixtime | dateof(mintimeuuid(unixtime))
----------------+---------------+-------------------------------
2015-07-08 | 1436380283051 | 2015-07-08 13:31:23-0500
(1 rows)
aploetz@cqlsh:stackoverflow2> SELECT datetime,unixtime,dateof(maxtimeuuid(unixtime)) FROM unixtime;
datetimetext | unixtime | dateof(maxtimeuuid(unixtime))
----------------+---------------+-------------------------------
2015-07-08 | 1436380283051 | 2015-07-08 13:31:23-0500
(1 rows)
Note that timeuuid stores greater precision than either a UNIX timestamp or a datetime, so you'll need to first convert it to a TimeUUID using either the min
or maxtimeuuid
function. Then you'll be able to use dateof
to convert it to a datetime timestamp.
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