> The one variant I'd like it to accept is 'yyyy-mm-ddThh:nn:ss', as in
> '2001-12-31T13:30:46'. This is the ISO-8601 format that perl's Time::Piece and I
> think at least one other perl date module use as their 'standard ISO' output
> format, and the default format that's closest to what Postgresql 7.1.3 seems to
> accept. For now, I'm taking a string that looks like the above, replacing the T
> with a space with Perl, and then inserting the value into Postgresql. Not a huge
> deal, of course, but it might make it a little more convenient for some of us.
Already accomodated in 7.2.
- Thomas
