Roy Badami wrote:
>
> Bruce> * Interpret INTERVAL '1:30' MINUTE TO SECOND as '1
> Bruce> minute 30 seconds'
>
> This seems redundant; it's just another example of the ANSI day-time
> interval syntax...
The reason I added it is that usually people think of the PG syntax as
'1 hour 30 seconds'. The '1:30' is a kind of subtle because both PG and
ANSI support that syntax and we need to handle that. The tricky part is
that we can't say by looking at '1:30' whether it is PG or ANSI, and
that will affect how we deal with the clause after it.
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