Joshua,
I know that i can format it explicitly, but instead of using a SELECT * FROM
.. I have to name the columns which is not very convenient. Right now I have
created views for each table just to re-format the output of the one
timestamp field.
Not sure it solves your problem, but you can
Joshua,
I know that i can format it explicitly, but instead of using a SELECT *
FROM .. I have to name the columns which is not very convenient. Right
now I have created views for each table just to re-format the output of
the one timestamp field.
Mysql for example has a in addition to the T
Alex wrote:
Hi,
I am using the timestamp various tables but dont like to see the
microseconds.
Is there way to format the output of timestamp fields globally (in the
postgres.conf)?
Preferably i only would like to see the MMDD HH:MM:SS.
Or can a formatting be passed to a SELECT * hm
Hi,
I am using the timestamp various tables but dont like to see the
microseconds.
Is there way to format the output of timestamp fields globally (in the
postgres.conf)?
Preferably i only would like to see the MMDD HH:MM:SS.
Or can a formatting be passed to a SELECT * hmmm probably n
