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I'm not sure your research on the different database support for unix time is accurate either.http://www.mysql.com/...rmation/crash-me.php
(BTW: that comparison was not done with the latest database versions, so may be possible that a feature was added in the meantime...)
If you decide to research yourself, don't forget you have to find unixtime to date function in all databases which don't support FROM_UNIXTIME() function directly, but may support through other function. So here are those databases, you should investigate for that function:
Oracle no | PostgreSQL no | MSSQL no
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just as a side point, using perl would slow down the process by an amount of time that is so smallHowever when you use LIKE in a query, will filter quickly the result you need (executing by database, which is several times faster than do this in Perl).
IMHO no more explain is needed.
Best regards,
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