@daisha
You can use the LIKE
operator to match a string pattern in a timestamp column in PostgreSQL. Here is an example:
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SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE timestamp_column LIKE '2022-12-25%'; |
This will return all rows from the table_name
table where the timestamp_column
starts with '2022-12-25'
. The %
character is used as a wildcard to match any characters after the specified string.
You can also use the ILIKE
operator, which is case-insensitive, instead of LIKE
if you don't want the search to be case-sensitive.
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SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE timestamp_column ILIKE '2022-12-25%'; |
Note that the LIKE
and ILIKE
operators can only be used with string data types, so if your timestamp column is of a different data type, you will need to cast it to a string before using these operators. For example:
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SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE CAST(timestamp_column AS TEXT) LIKE '2022-12-25%'; |