> Peter Eisentraut <peter_e@gmx.net> writes:
> > Bruce Momjian writes:
> >> Let me see if I follow here. If I am in the Eastern timezone and enter
> >> a time for 9pm, 1/1/1850, and someone else in the Central timezone
> >> enters the same time, if I look at the two dates from the Eastern
> >> timezone I will see mine as 9pm and the other as 10pm?
>
> > That's exactly what happens, only that the central time would probably
> > show 8pm.
>
> No, that is *not* what happens. For dates outside the range known to
> the local platform's timezone database, we effectively assume that all
> times are given in GMT; no timezone corrections are applied on either
> input or output. For example:
Nifty trick. :-)
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