Mark Roberts wrote:
Hi im using the function below to insert data into my db; im using
now() to get the timestamptz, however when inserted in the db the format
seems to vary, the majority of the time its in the required European
style but does spontaniously change to various other type can anyone
t
Tom Lane mentioned :
=> Check the manual about runtime
=> configuration settings and postmaster switches.
I use this :
export PGDATESTYLE=
(=ISO,European)
P.S. Is there something wrong with the date on the postgres mailing list machine?
All my mail from the list arrives with a date of
"Mark Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Sure, sorry; Im using postgres version 7.2.1, and the column data type
> is 'timestamptz'
> Data examples:
> 13/02/04 12:35:27 appears in the column as 02/04/13 12:35:27, or
> 13/04/02 12:35:27
> 70% of the time it is inserted in the correct format.
Sure, sorry; Im using postgres version 7.2.1, and the column data type
is 'timestamptz'
Data examples:
13/02/04 12:35:27 appears in the column as 02/04/13 12:35:27, or
13/04/02 12:35:27
70% of the time it is inserted in the correct format.
The function shown in previous email is called by a C
"Mark Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi im using the function below to insert data into my db; im using
> now() to get the timestamptz, however when inserted in the db the format
> seems to vary, the majority of the time its in the required European
> style but does spontaniously change to
Hi im using the function below to insert data into my db; im using
now() to get the timestamptz, however when inserted in the db the format
seems to vary, the majority of the time its in the required European
style but does spontaniously change to various other type can anyone
throw any light on t
