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Strange microseconds issue when querying by time
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# Please have a look, how updated_at timestamp is represented in generated SQL | |
# In this example everything is OK | |
Event.where(Sequel.expr(:updated_at) > Time.at(1405338941.821000)).sql | |
# => "SELECT * FROM \"events\" WHERE (\"updated_at\" > '2014-07-14 13:55:41.821000+0200')" | |
# In this example, there's a precision issue (see microseconds), why? | |
Event.where(Sequel.expr(:updated_at) > Time.at(1405341161.918000)).sql | |
# => "SELECT * FROM \"events\" WHERE (\"updated_at\" > '2014-07-14 14:32:41.917999+0200')" | |
# So lets try pure parsing, but everything seems to be ok. | |
# Am I doing something wrong? | |
"%10.6f" % Time.at(1405341161.918000).to_f | |
# => "1405341161.918000" | |
"%10.6f" % Time.at(1405338941.821000).to_f | |
# => "1405338941.821000" |
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