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11291129Temporal Data Types
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1132- Cypher has built- in support for handling temporal values,
1133- and the underlying database supports storing these temporal values as properties on nodes and relationships.
1134-
1135- https:// neo4j.com/ docs/ cypher- manual/ current/ syntax/ temporal/
1136-
1137- Temporal data types are implemented by the `` neo4j.time``
1138-
1139- These provide a set of types compliant with ISO - 8601 and Cypher, which are similar to those found in the built- in `` datetime`` module.
1140- Sub- second values are measured to nanosecond precision and the types are compatible with `pytz < http:// pytz.sourceforge.net/ > ` _.
1141-
1142- The table below shows the general mappings between Cypher and the temporal types provided by the driver.
1143- In addition, the built- in temporal types can be passed as parameters and will be mapped appropriately.
1144-
1145- ============ = ============================ ================================== ============
1146- Cypher Python driver type Python built- in type `` tzinfo``
1147- ============ = ============================ ================================== ============
1148- Date :class :`neo4j.time.Date` :class :`python:datetime.date`
1149- Time :class :`neo4j.time.Time` :class :`python:datetime.time` `` not None ``
1150- LocalTime :class :`neo4j.time.Time` :class :`python:datetime.time` `` None ``
1151- DateTime :class :`neo4j.time.DateTime` :class :`python:datetime.datetime` `` not None ``
1152- LocalDateTime :class :`neo4j.time.DateTime` :class :`python:datetime.datetime` `` None ``
1153- Duration :class :`neo4j.time.Duration` :class :`python:datetime.timedelta`
1154- ============ = ============================ ================================== ============
1155-
1132+ .. include:: types/ temporal.rst
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11571134See topic :ref:`temporal- data- types` for more details.
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