Henrik, Thanks for looking at this. The create_date is a datetime(2) created with an sql create table statement: `create_date` datetime(2) DEFAULT '... I could not figure out how to coax TOAD to give it 2 subsecond digits, so I hacked it by hand from the create table syntax from dev.mysql.com/.../create-table.html: As far as the 400ms select value, yes, that is correct. However, the same select without the microseconds/1000 shows .040, 40 ms, not 400. Look at the screen capture showing the contradictory values: the Create_Date of 2013-03-31 14:53:26.04 AND microseconds(create_date)/1000 as 400. ".04" is 40 thousandths, not the correct value of 400. The GUI is inserting a leading zero immediately behind the decimal that makes the value wrong. --The command line shows it exactly as expected. Thank you, Brian
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