"Brett W. McCoy" wrote:
> Actually, for PostgreSQL, it is a valid statement -- CURRENT_DATE is a
> global variable that always holds the current date. This SQL statement
> should return a single row with 4-11-2001
Maybe the driver gets confused because it's not a column name? Try
'SELECT current_date AS cd'. And try if 'SELECT now()' makes any
difference.
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