Thread: Datetime and pgtypes.c
Mr. Hiroshi and all, Sorry for report this bug again...The ODBC does not convert 'datetime' type to 'timestamp without timezone' for PostgreSQL 7.3 The MyLog output the correct version: [2560]Extracted PostgreSQL version number: '7.3' In pgtypes.c (annotate version), we have: momjian 1.22 case PG_TYPE_DATETIME: hinoue 1.52 if (PG_VERSION_GE(conn, 7.0)) hinoue 1.52 return "timestamp with time zone"; hinoue 1.52 else hinoue 1.52 return "datetime"; inoue 1.47 case PG_TYPE_TIMESTAMP_NO_TMZONE: hinoue 1.52 return "timestamp without time zone"; To correct this, I will need only to change the function PG_VERSION_GE(conn, 7.3) or is a bug in the PG_VERSION_GE check the GreatEqual version passed ??? Thank's again.
alexandre :: aldeia digital wrote: > > Mr. Hiroshi and all, > > Sorry for report this bug again...The ODBC does not > convert 'datetime' type to 'timestamp without timezone' > for PostgreSQL 7.3 How do you convert the 'datetime' type concretely ? Is the converted type still 'datetime' or 'timestamp with time zone' ? Note that 'datetime' is never converted to 'timetstamp without time zone'. regards, Hiroshi Inoue http://w2422.nsk.ne.jp/~inoue/
Hi, First, the correct is ´timestamp with time zone´ and not 'timestamp without timezone'... Sorry. I have a lot of CREATE scripts using ´datetime´ correctly in PG <= 7.2.3...PG convert automaticaly to ´timestamp with time zone´. But I can´t change the ´datetime´ in these scripts and PG 7.3 remove this type. If I send a "create foo (foo datetime)", PG 7.3 reports ´datetime´ does not exist. I only execute this statments in win-odbc and not directly in psql. Can ODBC convert automatically ´datetime´ to timestamp with time zone' or I have to create this type in PG 7.3 to convert it ? Very thank´s, Mr. Hiroshi. > alexandre :: aldeia digital wrote: >> >> Mr. Hiroshi and all, >> >> Sorry for report this bug again...The ODBC does not >> convert 'datetime' type to 'timestamp without timezone' >> for PostgreSQL 7.3 > > How do you convert the 'datetime' type concretely ? > Is the converted type still 'datetime' or 'timestamp with > time zone' ? Note that 'datetime' is never converted to > 'timetstamp without time zone'. > > regards, > Hiroshi Inoue > http://w2422.nsk.ne.jp/~inoue/
"alexandre :: aldeia digital" <alepaes@aldeiadigital.com.br> writes: > I have a lot of CREATE scripts using �datetime� > correctly in PG <= 7.2.3...PG convert automaticaly > to �timestamp with time zone�. > But I can�t change the �datetime� in these scripts and > PG 7.3 remove this type. If you can't afford the time to fix your scripts, you could use a DOMAIN as a form of type alias: regression=# create domain datetime timestamp with time zone; CREATE DOMAIN regression=# create table fooey (f1 datetime); CREATE TABLE regression=# select datetime('now'); datetime ------------------------------- 2002-12-03 09:44:46.458992-05 (1 row) There might be some cases where this doesn't help, but I think it will work for most of the common uses. regards, tom lane