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  1. Syntax. DATE_PART( datepart, {date | timestamp }) Arguments. datepart. An identifier literal or string of the specific part of the date value (for example, year, month, or day) that the function operates on. For more information, see Date parts for date or timestamp functions. {date|timestamp}

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  2. datepart. Un literal o cadena de identificación de la parte específica del valor de la fecha (por ejemplo, año, mes o día) en la que actúa la función. Para obtener más información, consulte Partes de fecha para funciones de fecha o marca temporal. {date|timestamp}

  3. 7 de dic. de 2022 · Syntax: date_part (datepart, date) What it does: The Redshift date_part function returns a part of the date specified by datepart. The date_part function is frequently used to get a month from date or year from date. I’ve mentioned this before but will do it again. Do not confuse date_part and datepart to be the same. They are not!

  4. 18 de may. de 2022 · 1. I'm trying to run. SELECT DATEPART(week, date(date)), MIN(date) in Redshift with the start day being Saturday. I tried using different syntax for SET DATEFIRST but it seems like it's not supported (or I just can't find the correct syntax for redshift). Are there any alternatives available?

  5. 17 de may. de 2024 · Redshift Date functions: PART Functions. Redshift Date functions: DATE_ADD function. Redshift Date functions: DATE_DIFF function. Redshift Date functions: NEXT_DAY function. Redshift Date functions: LAST_DATE function. Redshift Date functions: Current date functions. Conclusion. Redshifts querying layer is based on the PostgreSQL query standard.

  6. Explore Redshift's date functions: now(), sysdate(), current_date, and current_time. Learn how to perform date and time manipulations, find rows within specific date ranges, extract timestamp components, convert timestamps to Unix time, and calculate time differences using functions.