I have played about a bit with time zones, and think I am getting a grip on
them.
If I use PgAdmin to submit queries, I can put
set time zone 'us/hawaii';
in front of some other queries, and they will operate as I expect. In fact I
find the change persist across multiple PgAdmin queries, so it is obviously
a "session setting"
I'm aware that I can change the JVM timezone suing setdefault.
But I can't put the "set time zone" stretring on the front of a jdbc
preparedStatement - it just barfs.
So the question is - can I, from a java program, set the time zone for the
database [ not for the jvm ].
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