Hello all!
I'm trying to insert a record in a 'timestamp with time zone' field but i
get an erro message:
ERROR: to_timestamp(): TZ/tz not supported.
My used sql command is:
insert into raddb values('192.168.1.1', 'Async', 'Nameteste', 'called','calling','Stop', 'Login-user', 'session-id',
to_timestamp('14:11:58.107UTC Fri Mar 8 2002','HH24:MI:SS.MS TZ Dy Mon DD
YYYY') );
and my table is described as:
1 nas_ip_address | character varying(30) |
2 nas_port_type | character varying(30) |
3 user_name | character varying(30) |
4 called_station_id | character varying(30) |
5 calling_station_id | character varying(30) |
6 acct_status_type | character varying(30) |
7 service_type | character varying(30) |
8 session_id | character varying(30) |
9 call_leg_setup_time | timestamp with time zone |
10 gateway_id | character varying(50) |
11 connection_id | character varying(50) |
12 call_origin | character varying(30) |
13 call_type | character varying(30) |
14 connect_time | timestamp with time zone |
15 disconnect_time | timestamp with time zone |
16 disconnect_cause | character varying(30) |
17 remote_ip_address | character varying(30) |
18 acct_input_octets | integer |
19 acct_output_octets | integer |
20 acct_input_packets | integer |
21 acct_output_packets | integer |
22 acct_session_time | integer |
23 acct_delay_time | integer |
24 client_ip_address | character varying(30) |
I'm using postgres 7.2.0 but in 7.1.3 I got the same result.
What can be wrong in this statement? Can anybody help me?
