Robert DiFalco wrote
> But oddly both set the date field to the localized time in Java and not
> the
> UTC time.
Likely what you are seeing is the fact that most client libraries, when
given a timestamptz, display the result to the user in their local timezone.
PostgreSQL only stores the normalized UTC time and doesn't even know after
the fact what the originally specified timezone was.
If you specify the value correctly it shouldn't matter whether the
transmitted value is UTC or Siberian time since ultimately all you are
sending is an point-in-time value with units which can be transformed to
other units based upon timezone rules.
David J.
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