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MySQL | MAKETIME method
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MySQL's MAKETIME(~)
method returns a time value based on the provided hour
, minute
and second
.
Parameters
1. hour
| number
The hour for the time value.
2. minute
| number
The minute for the time value.
3. second
| number
The second for the time value. It may contain fractional seconds (microseconds).
Return value
A time value based on the provided hour
, minute
and second
.
Examples
To return a time value:
SELECT MAKETIME(21, 29, 30);
+----------------------+| MAKETIME(21, 29, 30) |+----------------------+| 21:29:30 |+----------------------+
To specify a second argument with a fractional value:
SELECT MAKETIME(21,29,30.500000);
+---------------------------+| MAKETIME(21,29,30.500000) |+---------------------------+| 21:29:30.500000 |+---------------------------+
Note that the returned time value has fractional seconds (the part after .
).
Published by Arthur Yanagisawa
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Official MySQL Documentation
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/date-and-time-functions.html#function_maketime
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