Vivek Khera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> AP> Why do you _want_ to remove timezone from values in database? There is
> AP> definitely a way to work around whatever problem you are having.
> Because my normal date parsing routines from perl's Date::Parse
> library don't recognize it, and fail to parse the date.
Leaving aside the question of whether Date::Parse isn't broken and in
need of fixing (the timestamp output format *is* ISO compliant),
it would seem that your answer lies in using to_char() to format the
timestamp value the way your client code wants, rather than expecting
the default output format to exactly meet your needs. You're not really
asking for a timestamp without timezone in the database, you're asking
how to suppress the timezone during display.
regards, tom lane
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