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Here you go. create table ts_table (ts timestamp); insert into ts_table (ts) values ('2013-10-08T12:34:45.678'); Of course, I am sure that's not what you wanted to know, but it is what you asked. |
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This assumes that you are asking about SQL Anywhere and not ASE. If you are asking about timestamps in ASE, you should ask that in an ASE focused forum. For SQL Anywhere, here is a simple example: insert into t (ts_col) values( now() ) For ASE, you should note that a timestamp value is not a data and time value but a binary value generally used for row versioning. Its value is updated anytime a row is modified so that suggests that you likely should not be setting its value at all in a row operation - simply let the server manage that for you. You can obtain the timestamp value with @@dbts. If you are asking in an ASE context, I remind you that I am not an ASE person so you should address this in a forum that is focused on ASE. |
As this is more like a Read the Manual stuff. You will have tried something and it did not work. Show what you have tried to do and give the volunteer a idea what you would like to accomplish.