Take extra care when migrating temporal logic to Aurora PostgreSQL paradigms. While some of the functions appear to be similar to those in SQL Server, the functionality is significantly different.
PostgreSQL UsageĪmazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition (Aurora PostgreSQL) provides a very rich set of scalar date and time functions more than SQL Server. Style 112 (ISO) with no separtors.įor more information, see Date and Time functions in the SQL Server documentation. SELECT CAST (GETDATE() AS DATE) SELECT CONVERT (VARCHAR(20), GETDATE(), 112)ĭefault date format. Returns a datetime value that is calculated with an offset interval to the specified DATEPART of a date.Ĭonverts datetime values to and from string literals and to and from other datetime formats. How many days left until end of the month. SELECT DATEDIFF(DAY, GETDATE(), EOMONTH(GETDATE()))
Returns an integer value of DATEPART boundaries that are crossed between two dates. Return an integer value representing the specified DATEPART of a specified date. Return a datetime value that contains the current local or UTC date and time.