While looking at a database I inheritted I noticed the database has tables
with integers used to store epoch.
I noticed that timestamp is 8 bytes and was wondering how come timestamp
is
8 bytes and not 4. Is it to be able to sup****t precission beyond a second?
I am looking at tens of millions of rows, which is why my predecessor may
have used integer to store epoch to save space.
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