TIMESTAMP_FROM_PARTS

TIMESTAMP_FROM_PARTS(year, month, day, hour, minute, second[, nanosecond[, timezone]]) TIMESTAMP_FROM_PARTS(date_expr, time_expr) The first overload is equivalent to DATE_FROM_PARTS but also takes in an hour, minute and second (which can be out of bounds just like the month/day). Optionally takes in a nanosecond value, and a timezone value for the output. If the timezone is not specified, the output is timezone-naive. Note that if any numeric argument cannot be converted to an int64, then it will become NULL.

Note

Timezone argument is not supported at this time.

The second overload constructs the timestamp by combining the date and time arguments. The output of this function is always timestamp-naive.