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With PostgreSQL, one of my tables has an 'interval' column, values of which I would like to extract as something I can manipulate (datetime.timedelta?); however I am using PyGreSQL which seems to be returning intervals as strings, which is less than helpful.

Where should I be looking to either parse the interval or make PyGreSQL return it as a <something useful>?

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Use Psycopg 2. It correctly converts between Postgres's interval data type and Python's timedelta.

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Not really psycopg2 returns a timedelta of -1 day, 23 hour when you have a value of -1 hour interval in your postgresql table

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