Dear Kevin,
Thank you so much! Actually it is Gregorian (Julian Date) and your routine worked absolutely perfectly! Best Regards!
Dear Gintaras,
Many thanks for your reply too. Since I am not familiar with Sqlite, I would appreciate your assistance in getting this date/time information. I read the database using :
Function sqllt2
The date/time real information is in element ar[10 r] and the string contained is "2459067.10928241".
Will you please use this example with the SELECT statement that you suggested?
Many thanks!
Thank you so much! Actually it is Gregorian (Julian Date) and your routine worked absolutely perfectly! Best Regards!
Dear Gintaras,
Many thanks for your reply too. Since I am not familiar with Sqlite, I would appreciate your assistance in getting this date/time information. I read the database using :
Function sqllt2
Sqlite db3.Open(dbfile)
ARRAY(str) ar; int r
db3.Exec("SELECT * FROM mydataf" ar)
for r 0 ar.len ;;for each row
,out "%-10s %s %s %s %s %s %s %s %s %s %s" ar[0 r] ar[1 r] ar[2 r] ar[3 r] ar[4 r] ar[8 r] ar[9 r] ar[10 r] ar[10 r]
The date/time real information is in element ar[10 r] and the string contained is "2459067.10928241".
Will you please use this example with the SELECT statement that you suggested?
Many thanks!