Hi,
SELECT ID, t1, t2, t2 - t1 AS duration FROM time_measurements1
You are looking for the function DATEDIFF(string, datetime1, datetime2)
Could be this works, if you have choosen a datetime field, not only a
time field.
SELECT ID, t1, t2, DATEDIFF('hour', t1, t2) AS duration FROM
time_measurements1
Would you like to point further information sources out besides query examples
which work with dates and time stamps?
You are German, right?
have a look at "Base Handbuch" and also "Base Beispiele". In "Base
Beispiele" is an example für getting times for running or something like
this.
Regards
Robert
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