Andrea Grandi • 5/18/2024

Truncating time when querying a PostgreSQL database

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This technical article demonstrates how to truncate the time portion of timestamp fields in PostgreSQL when comparing dates. It provides a practical SQL example using the DATE() function to filter records where 'created_at' and 'updated_at' are not on the same day, a common requirement in database queries.

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