Hi, brother, I have encountered a confusing problem regarding Postgres data integration. I want to execute this statement every two minutes to retrieve the latest results from the database, so I use the following statement for filtering. SELECT history_uint.itemid, history_uint.value, interface.ip, items.name, hosts.host, TO_TIMESTAMP(history_uint.clock) AS clock_datetime FROM history_uint JOIN items ON history_uint.itemid = items.itemid JOIN hosts ON items.hostid = hosts.hostid JOIN interface ON interface.hostid = hosts.hostid WHERE history_uint.clock > (FLOOR(EXTRACT(EPOCH FROM NOW())) - 120) AND items.flags = 4 AND (items.name LIKE '%Bits sent%' OR items.name LIKE '%Bits received%') AND (hosts.host LIKE 'CN%' OR hosts.host LIKE 'os%') ORDER BY history_uint.clock DESC LIMIT 90000; This SQL statement executes perfectly in database tools However, this SQL statement cannot be executed in dbxquery, and the error is unknown I found that the key reason is the following SQL statement: Among them, history_uint.clock>(FLOOR (EXTRACT (EPOCH) FROM NOW())) - 120) When I replaced (FLOOR (EXTRACT (EPOCHFAM NOW()) -120) with Unix timestamps, everything was fine I tried to replace it with other SQL statements, but they all failed. Please help me analyze this issue together. thank you. Add some environmental information: Postgres version: 14.9 Java version 21.0.5 DB connet version 3.18.1 Postgres JDBC version 1.2.1 thank you
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