After a long battle with technology, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Magnus Hagander"), an
earthling, wrote:
> 2) Pick upt he default OS timezone. This still need a little bit more
> work. But the code as it stands on Win32 will give you GMT on startup
> unless you specify a TZ in postgresql.conf. On Unix, it
>>>We have a feature freeze scheduled for either June 1 or
>whenever a major
>>>feature is completed, whichever is last.
>>>
>>>For Win32, we have open:
>>>
>>> fsync (Tom)
>>> relative installs (Bruce)
>>> timezone (Magnus)
>>>
>
>Is timezone still an open item? I thought it was done.
Marc G. Fournier wrote:
Just to give some more incentive to work at June 1st ... Native Win32
would be *really* nice to showcase at OSCON in July, if we could pull off
a relatively clean/strong beta period ...
Especially if we have the service code and a spiffy installer ...
On Fri, 14 May 2004, B
Just to give some more incentive to work at June 1st ... Native Win32
would be *really* nice to showcase at OSCON in July, if we could pull off
a relatively clean/strong beta period ...
On Fri, 14 May 2004, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> We have a feature freeze scheduled for either June 1 or whenever a
We have a feature freeze scheduled for either June 1 or whenever a major
feature is completed, whichever is last.
For Win32, we have open:
fsync (Tom)
relative installs (Bruce)
timezone (Magnus)
There is a company that wants to fund some PostgreSQL features but I
told the
