MS Access Second() Function
The Second()
function in MS Access extracts the seconds component from a time or datetime value. It's useful for working with time data and performing time-based analysis or filtering.
Second(): Definition and Usage
This function is helpful when you need to focus on the seconds part of a time. You might use it to analyze events based on their seconds, create detailed time logs, or filter data based on specific second intervals.
Syntax
Syntax
Second(time)
Parameter Values
Parameter | Description |
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time |
A time or datetime value (can be a literal like #14:48:23#, a field name, or an expression that evaluates to a time/datetime). This is required. |
Examples
Extracting Seconds from a Time
This example retrieves the seconds part from the time 2:48:23 PM.
Syntax
SELECT Second(#14:48:23#);
Output
23
Extracting Seconds from the Current Time
Getting the current seconds.
Syntax
SELECT Second(Now());
Output
(The current second (0-59))
Extracting Seconds from a Datetime
Getting the seconds component from a specific datetime.
Syntax
SELECT Second(#24/10/2016 11:18:34 PM#);
Output
34