>
> select name, cast (current_date || ' ' || value as timestamp) from ...
>
This cleans up the c++ code but isn't the performance loss just moved to the
postgresql server side ? I can be wrong but I'm guessing this is going to
concatenate each value as a string and then parse it as a timestamp.
Also you mentioned dynamic binding. I tried using a
soci::rowset<boost::tuple<std::string, std::tm> > but it raised a bad_cast
exception at runtime (with the concatenation-only version obviously).
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