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Type representing MySQL DATETIME
and TIMESTAMP data types.
Defined in header <boost/mysql/datetime.hpp>
class datetime
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Converts |
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datetime [constructor] |
Constructs a zero datetime. |
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Retrieves the day component. |
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Converts |
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Retrieves the hour component. |
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Retrieves the microsecond component. |
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Retrieves the minute component. |
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Retrieves the month component. |
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Tests for equality. |
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Tests for inequality. |
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Retrieves the second component. |
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Returns |
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Retrieves the year component. |
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Returns the current system time as a datetime object. |
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Streams a datetime. |
Represents a broken datetime by its year, month, day, hour, minute, second
and microsecond components. This type is close to the protocol and should
not be used as a vocabulary type. Instead, cast it to a std::chrono::time_point
by calling as_time_point or get_time_point.
As opposed to time_point,
this type allows representing invalid and zero datetimes.
Convenience header <boost/mysql.hpp>