Shish writes:
> The rtree docs say that as well as 2D geometry, it could be used to
> index ranges of time - this is what I'm doing, but I've found a
> problem and workaround:
>
> It seems that the indexed values are stored as a small floating-point
> value, and thus large numbers (for example, the current timestamp as
> seconds since 1970) will be approximated. The date right now, for
> example (1335201433) is rounded to the nearest 128 seconds, [...]
You probably want to use an rtree_i32 virtual table, not an rtree
table. Here's a thread that documents my discovery of it.
http://osdir.com/ml/sqlite-users/2009-10/msg00280.htmlg.
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