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It's pretty standardized in the sense that like, that's what most sqlite users choose to do for dates. But it doesn't have a datetime type, and has native funct
by giraffe_lady 3y ago
It's pretty standardized in the sense that like, that's what most sqlite users choose to do for dates. But it doesn't have a datetime type, and has native functions for generating both iso strings and unix epoch numbers.
It really is kind of up to and on the user to decide and stick to one approach. So you definitely do see differences between programming languages based on how their sqlite libraries chose to do it. Or between libraries in the same language, if there are multiple good choices.