Instruction
Nice! Now observe that similar to the DATE_PART() function is EXTRACT(), which gets a the part of the date and time. Here's the syntax:
EXTRACT(part FROM source)
part is one part of the date and time like: second, minute, hour, day, month, year, etc. source is date and time (timestamp). As you noticed, this function requires the keyword FROM between part and source.
The query below returns the year of the produced_date of the aircraft:
SELECT EXTRACT(year FROM produced_date) AS produced_year FROM aircraft;
Exercise
For each route show its code and the hour of the departure time (as departure_hour).Stuck? Here's a hint!
Use this expression:
EXTRACT(hour FROM departure_time) AS departure_hour



