At 05:00 PM 1/26/03 -0500, Tom Lane wrote:
>(BTW, the reason 'now' without "timestamp" in front works is that this
>is not a timestamp literal but a text literal, which will be coerced
>to timestamp at runtime.)
Is it known at the moment which of those methods the Postgresql team are
aiming to continue supporting for the near/medium future?
e.g. current_timestamp is guaranteed. now() for the forseeable future.
'now' for the next few versions.
Thanks,
Link.
