On Sun, 15 Jul 2001 06:40, Josh Berkus wrote:
> Richard,
>
> > Poked around and had a think and can't come up with anything better
> > than
> > Stephan Szabo's suggestion of hacking PG's built-in function. You'll
> > want
> > to_timestamp() which is called from to_date and it's in
> > src/backend/
Richard,
> Poked around and had a think and can't come up with anything better
> than
> Stephan Szabo's suggestion of hacking PG's built-in function. You'll
> want
> to_timestamp() which is called from to_date and it's in
> src/backend/utils/adt/formatting.c - AFAICT you'll just need to
> comment
> Richard,
>
>> Out of curiosity Josh, why aren't you validating in PHP? - only takes
>> a
>> couple of lines there.
>
> We are. It's just that all other validation takes place inside the
> PL/pgSQL functions in order to keep all the business logic in the
> database. Having one form of validat
