Datetime arithmetic in sqlite
To find out the # of minutes since a datetime in a sqlite table (example column jobend), do the below: select jobend, cast(((julianday(current_timestamp)-julianday(jobend))*1440) as int) as mins_passed from job Credits
To find out the # of minutes since a datetime in a sqlite table (example column jobend), do the below: select jobend, cast(((julianday(current_timestamp)-julianday(jobend))*1440) as int) as mins_passed from job Credits
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