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Hi
If you want to keep the nanosecond granularity, you will have to keep the value as a timespan, and the prefacing 0D.
You can see some more examples of time conversions here: https://code.kx.com/q/kb/temporal-data/#comparing-temporals
Hope that helps clarify, and thanks for your questions!
Laura