Date/Times
Warning
These data types are going to change in a forthcoming release of SuperSQL.
The time type represents an unsigned 64-bit number of nanoseconds since epoch.
The duration type represents a signed 64-bit number of nanoseconds.
For backward compatibility with SQL, INTERVAL is a syntactic alias for type duration.
These data types are incompatible with SQL data and time types. A future version
of SuperSQL will change the time type to be SQL compatible and add support for other
SQL date/time and interval types. At that time, detailed syntax and semantics
for these types will be documented here.