

#Postico type date series
Using generate_series function, we are generating a series of dates from 2021 Apr 28 to 2021 Jun 02 and storing in column date_d. SELECT date_d + INTERVAL '2 day',day_of_weekįrom the above code, we are creating a temporary table named business_days which contains two columns date_d and day_of_week. SELECT date_d, extract(DOW FROM date_d) day_of_weekįROM generate_series(''::date, ''::date, '1 day'::interval) date_d Let’s run the below query to add business days to date. In Postgresql, we can also add the business days to date, business days are working days of the week from Monday to Friday, which represents the 5 days of a week. INSERT INTO date_days(expiry_date)VALUES(''),įrom the above output, we have added 10 days to the current date, the current date is, and changed to after adding 10 days. Insert the following records in the table. expiry_date: It is the expiry date of the product.product_id: It is the id of a specific product.In the above code, we have created two columns named product_id, expiry_date in a table named date_days. CREATE TABLE date_days(product_id SERIAL,expiry_date DATE) In Postgresql, we can add the days to date column that already exists in databases, let’ understand through an example.Ĭreate the table named date_days. Read PostgreSQL group by Postgresql add days to date column Postgresql add days to dateįirst, in Postgresql, we need to know about the current_date( ) that is used to get the current date without a timezone, INTERVAL is a data type that we can use to manipulate the date in days, weeks, months, etc, and typecast operator (::)that can be used for casting from string to date or interval data type. In all the above sub-section of the tutorial, we are using intervals so if you want to learn about “How to date add interval” then go through all the above sub-section.
#Postico type date how to
Read: How to create a view in PostgreSQL Postgresql date add interval

From the above output, we have added 20 minutes to the current date.
