TIMESTAMP DIFF UDF

Description

Snowflake does not support the addition operation between TIMESTAMP data types with the - operand. In order to replicate this functionality, we have added a custom UDF.

Custom UDF overloads

TIMESTAMP_DIFF_UDF(timestamp, timestamp)

Parameters

  1. LEFT_TS: The first TIMESTAMP of the operation.

  2. RIGHT_TS: The TIMESTAMP to be added.

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION TIMESTAMP_DIFF_UDF(LEFT_TS TIMESTAMP, RIGHT_TS TIMESTAMP )
RETURNS VARCHAR
LANGUAGE SQL
IMMUTABLE
COMMENT = '{"origin":"sf_sc","name":"snowconvert","version":{"major":1, "minor":0},"attributes":{"component":"udf"}}'
AS
$$
WITH RESULTS(days,hours,min,sec,millisecond,sign) AS
(
  SELECT
  abs(TRUNC(x/1000/3600/24)) days,
  abs(TRUNC(x/1000/60 / 60)-trunc(x/1000/3600/24)*24) hours,
  abs(TRUNC(MOD(x/1000,3600)/60)) min,
  abs(TRUNC(MOD(x/1000,60))) sec,
  abs(TRUNC(MOD(x,1000))) millisecond,
  SIGN(x)
  FROM (SELECT TIMESTAMPDIFF(millisecond, RIGHT_TS, LEFT_TS) x ,SIGN(TIMESTAMPDIFF(millisecond, RIGHT_TS, LEFT_TS)) sign))
  SELECT
  IFF(SIGN>0,'+','-') || TRIM(TO_CHAR(days,'000000000')) || ' ' || TO_CHAR(hours,'00') || ':' || TRIM(TO_CHAR(min,'00')) || ':' || TRIM(TO_CHAR(sec,'00')) || '.' || TRIM(TO_CHAR(millisecond,'00000000'))
  from RESULTS
$$;

Oracle

Snowflake

Known Issues

1. TIMESTAMP format may differ from Oracle

The TIMESTAMP format may differ from Oracle, please consider the TIMESTAMP_OUTPUT_FORMAT setting when working with TIMESTAMP data types.

No related EWIs.

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