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Interval data types

INTERVAL data types provide you with a very useful tool for performing arithmetic on date and time data types. For example, let's say our rental policy requires a DVD to be returned within 3 days. We can calculate the expected_return_date for a given DVD rental by adding an INTERVAL of 3 days to the rental_date from the rental table. We can then compare this result to the actual return_date to determine if the DVD was returned late.

Let's try this example in the exercise.

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Functions for Manipulating Data in PostgreSQL

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  • Select the rental date and return date from the rental table.
  • Add an INTERVAL of 3 days to the rental_date to calculate the expected return date`.

Praktische interactieve oefening

Probeer deze oefening eens door deze voorbeeldcode in te vullen.

SELECT
 	-- Select the rental and return dates
	___,
	___,
 	-- Calculate the expected_return_date
	rental_date + ___ ___ AS expected_return_date
FROM rental;
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