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Jan 28, 2008

I have values in seconds (integers) in a database column and I want to convert those values to datetime. For example: 102 into 1:42(60 seconds = 1 minute + 42 seconds = 1:42), 150 into 2:30, etc.

I've been working for hours today on this, but haven't been able to come up with a solution.

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