7.0.3 to_char() (was: [BUGS] Bugs in to_char function) - Mailing list pgsql-patches

From Karel Zak
Subject 7.0.3 to_char() (was: [BUGS] Bugs in to_char function)
Date
Msg-id Pine.LNX.3.96.1001018151443.28292J-100000@ara.zf.jcu.cz
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Responses Re: 7.0.3 to_char() (was: [BUGS] Bugs in to_char function)
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On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Tom Lane wrote:

> "Tom Rogers" <trogers3@creigh.com> writes:
> > [to_char] gives the correct meridian value for all AM times but incorrectly
> > returns an AM meridian for PM times between 12:00 PM and 1:50:59 PM.
>
> I believe this is a known bug in the 7.0 implementation of to_char, and
> is long since fixed in development sources.  Karel Zak is the author of
> to_char and would know for sure.  Karel, does it make sense to
> back-patch a quick fix for this into REL7_0_PATCHES for the upcoming
> 7.0.3 release?  If so, could you provide a patch?

 Well, a quick fix is a quick fix. The patch for REL7_0_PATCHES is in the
attache. Note, it must be apply in src/backend/utils/adt, because it is not
created as --recursive.

                    Karel

PS. 7.1 contains more changes for to_char/to_timestamp, this fix PM/AM
    only ....

test=# select to_char(t, 'HH24 hours = HH12 p.m.') from day;
      to_char
--------------------
 01 hours = 01 a.m.
 02 hours = 02 a.m.
 03 hours = 03 a.m.
 04 hours = 04 a.m.
 05 hours = 05 a.m.
 06 hours = 06 a.m.
 07 hours = 07 a.m.
 08 hours = 08 a.m.
 09 hours = 09 a.m.
 10 hours = 10 a.m.
 11 hours = 11 a.m.
 12 hours = 12 p.m.
 13 hours = 01 p.m.
 14 hours = 02 p.m.
 15 hours = 03 p.m.
 16 hours = 04 p.m.
 17 hours = 05 p.m.
 18 hours = 06 p.m.
 19 hours = 07 p.m.
 20 hours = 08 p.m.
 21 hours = 09 p.m.
 22 hours = 10 p.m.
 23 hours = 11 p.m.
 00 hours = 12 a.m.
(24 rows)

 Right?


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