Timeuuid - time() also return milliseconds or microseconds?

[Eric]

Hi,

can we retrieve the time in milliseconds or microseconds as well, if not can this be added?

[DataStax]

Indeed, there is no way to extract milliseconds, but I’ve created https://datastax-oss.atlassian.net/browse/PHP-52 to track it.

On Oct 22, 2015, at 1:19 PM, Eric <et...@keek.com> wrote:

Hi,

can we retrieve the time in milliseconds or microseconds as well, if not can this be added?

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[Eric]

Hi Bulat,

this maybe related as well
https://datastax.github.io/php-driver/api/Cassandra/class.Timestamp/
The constructor for time is the unix timestamp in seconds?

I'm trying to do a query matching by a field that is type "timestamp". If I pass in the milliseconds into the Timestamp object constructor, it doesn't return any results. However when I do the query in cqlsh using the same time in milliseconds, it returns a result.

[Bulat Shakirzyanov]

Hi Eric,

Indeed, the first argument to the Timestamp’s constructor is the unix timestamp value in seconds.
The second argument specifies the number of microseconds (10 ^ -6, not milliseconds, which is 10 ^ -3). E.g. new Timestamp(0, 500000) would be equivalent to a half of a second after the beginning of the Unix epoch.

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[Eric]

Great, I didn't realize you can use the parameters this way. I converted it and it works.

thanks!