Hello,
I have managed to get my timeseries saved as a hdf5 file through the pytables interface.
I installed hdfview.
When I view my tables, I can only see the date column with stange values like:
204558770
204558771
Is there a possibility to display date and time information in an ISO like format?
Thanks in advance,
Timmie
P.S. Sorry if this may reach you twice.
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Hi Tim,
A Thursday 18 December 2008, timmichelsen@gmx-topmail.de escrigué:
Hello,
I have managed to get my timeseries saved as a hdf5 file through the
pytables interface.
I installed hdfview.
When I view my tables, I can only see the date column with stange
values like:
204558770
204558771
These are not strange values, but most likely the number of seconds
since UNIX Epoch (January 1st, 1970). In your case:
In [9]: time.ctime(204558770)
Out[9]: 'Fri Jun 25 15:52:50 1976'
In [10]: time.ctime(204558771)
Out[10]: 'Fri Jun 25 15:52:51 1976'
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Is there a possibility to display date and time information in an ISO
like format?
Thanks in advance,
Timmie
P.S. Sorry if this may reach you twice.
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