On Tue, Jan 11, 2005 at 12:03:16AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I need to know the day of the week for a schedule rotation algorithm
> i'm working on.
Others have already replied to this part.
> I've switched the datestyle format in the .conf file and used the
> set to command, but my output never reads as the example in the
> 7.4.6 docs it always shows just the dmy standard output 10-12-1999
> for example as opposed to wed oct 17 1987, any help on this would
> be appreciated
Apparently the 'Postgres' output format acts differently depending
on whether the value is a date or a timestamp:
SET datestyle TO 'Postgres, DMY';
SELECT current_date;
date
------------
11-01-2005
(1 row)
SELECT current_timestamp;
timestamptz
-------------------------------------
Tue 11 Jan 01:30:32.617394 2005 MST
(1 row)
The 'Postgres' output format also doesn't appear to support 'YMD',
always putting the year last:
SET datestyle TO 'Postgres, YMD';
SELECT current_date;
date
------------
01-11-2005
(1 row)
SELECT current_timestamp;
timestamptz
-----------------------------------
Tue Jan 11 01:31:25.6092 2005 MST
(1 row)
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Michael Fuhr
http://www.fuhr.org/~mfuhr/
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