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sqlite database - timestamp, date, time

Asked by friskyweasel in Databases Miscellaneous

Tags: datetime, insert, column, date, sqlite

hello all -

i'm using the ADO.NET Data Provider for SQLite to insert some date / time records. the data is inserting fine, but once it's in my sqlite db, it's not behaving correctly when i attempt to do an ORDER BY, or if i attempt to return a range of fields (Stamp > 8/14/2006 03:45:00 AND Stamp < 8/17/2006 11:27:00), the query returns records that shouldn't be there, or omits ones that should be there

I'm using SQLite Administrator as the front-end tool for setting up the database...I've tried making the field a DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP, and even manually entering in DATETIME...but this problem is still occurring

Is DATETIME supported by sqlite? bottom line is it doesn't matter to me at all how i accomplish it, but i want to be able to insert a date and time into one column in my sqlite db, and then be able to pull records while applying logic against that column (DATETIME greater than, DATETIME less than, etc...)
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