We had this problem, too. Very annoying. It appears to be a bug in
7.1.x. The way we got around it was to dump the DB out to a file and
run sed on the file with the script:
s/:60/:59/
Then feeding that output into psql.
Of course, our database doesn't use ':' followed by numbers for anything
but timestamps so your mileage may vary.
Hope this helps...
Cheers!
Bob
On Tue, 2002-07-23 at 14:14, Jeff Boes wrote:
> Recently we transferred our database from a 7.1 system to a 7.2 using:
>
> $ pg_dump -h old_host | psql
>
> During this, we saw this message:
>
>
> ERROR: copy: line 15926, Bad timestamp external representation
> '2002-07-21 06:54:60.00-04'
>
> (It's the '60 seconds' part of the timestamp that is causing the problem,
> I'm sure.) How might this have happened? Some kind of rounding error?
>
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