select pd.specialization ,
SEC_TO_TIME(SUM(TIME_TO_SEC(m.totalTime))) as totalDuration
from mergedVideos m
inner join professionaldetails pd on pd.candidateId = m.candidateId
where m.interviewSessionId is not null
and pd.specialization = 1
OUTPUT
specialization :1 totalDuration: 838:59:59
select pd.specialization ,
(SUM(TIME_TO_SEC(m.totalTime))/3600) as totalDuration
from mergedVideos m
inner join professionaldetails pd on pd.candidateId = m.candidateId
where m.interviewSessionId is not null
and pd.specialization = 1
specialization:1 totalDuration:1207.7658
My question is why TIME_TO_SEC Function not returning desire output like in first query duration is 838:59:59 and in sec query by dividing 3600 it is shown different result 1207.7658(hr)
CodePudding user response:
Limitations Of The Time Datatype One thing you should know while working with the SEC_TO_TIME() function is that the time datatype has a limitation. The time data type is limited to a range from -838:59:59 to 838:59:59. So, if you pass a huge seconds value, enough to cross this range then you will get a warning. Let us see this behaviour using the two below queries.
CodePudding user response:
SEC_TO_TIME()
returns '838:59:59'
if an argument is 3020399 or greater.
In your case the value of SUM(TIME_TO_SEC(m.totalTime))
expression seems to be 4347957
. It is greater, so the function returns maximal value for TIME datatype.
But when you divide w/o convertion to TIME then the original value is used for division.
https://dbfiddle.uk/?rdbms=mysql_8.0&fiddle=43166d9756e68c60c9abdbf43136b340