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* - sec
- Seconds. Value range: 0 - 60. A leap second is supported, see a section :ref:`leap second <leap-second>`.
- Seconds. Value range: 0 - 60. A leap second is inchoately supported, see a section :ref:`leap second <leap-second>`.
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By default fields that are not specified are equal to appropriate values in a Unix time.

Leap second is supported, see a section :ref:`leap second <leap-second>`.
Leap second is inchoately supported, see a section :ref:`leap second <leap-second>`.

:param string input_string: string with the date and time information.
:param string format: indicator of the ``input_string`` format.
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You can use the Lua module :ref:`tarantool <tarantool-module>` to get a used
version of ``tzdata``.

This section describes how the ``datetime`` module supports leap seconds:
This section describes how the ``datetime`` module supports leap seconds.
It's very initially level of support:

* The function :ref:`datetime.parse() <datetime-parse>` correctly parses
an input string with 60 seconds:
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