Colin

I guess we should add such feature. Currently we only support timezone
specification by INTERVAL.

ie 

SET TIME ZONE INTERVAL '-7:00'

Niels

On Tue, Aug 07, 2007 at 09:31:38PM +0200, Martin Kersten wrote:
> Colin Foss wrote:
> > Where can I find a list of the MonetDB valid time zone
> > names?
> This should have been added to the user documentation.
> (snippet of the prelude operation in the mtime module)
> 
>          @:TIMEZONES("Wake Island", 12 * 60)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("Melbourne/Australia", 11 * 60)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("Brisbane/Australia", 10 * 60)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("Japan", 9 * 60)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("Singapore", 8 * 60)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("Thailand", 7 * 60)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("Pakistan", 5 * 60)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("United Arab Emirates", 4 * 60)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("GMT", 0 * 0)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("Azore Islands", -1 * 60)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("Hawaii/USA", -10 * 60)@
>          @:TIMEZONES("American Samoa", -11 * 60)@
>          MTIMErule_fromstr(&RULE_MAR, &s1);
>          MTIMErule_fromstr(&RULE_OCT, &s2);
>          @:TIMEZONES2("Kazakhstan", 6 * 60, RULE_MAR, RULE_OCT)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("Moscow/Russia", 3 * 60, RULE_MAR, RULE_OCT)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("East/Europe", 2 * 60, RULE_MAR, RULE_OCT)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("West/Europe", 1 * 60, RULE_MAR, RULE_OCT)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("UK", 0 * 0, RULE_MAR, RULE_OCT)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("Eastern/Brazil", -2 * 60, RULE_OCT, RULE_MAR)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("Western/Brazil", -3 * 60, RULE_OCT, RULE_MAR)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("Andes/Brazil", -4 * 60, RULE_OCT, RULE_MAR)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("East/USA", -5 * 60, RULE_MAR, RULE_OCT)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("Central/USA", -6 * 60, RULE_MAR, RULE_OCT)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("Mountain/USA", -7 * 60, RULE_MAR, RULE_OCT)@
>          @:TIMEZONES2("Alaska/USA", -9 * 60, RULE_MAR, RULE_OCT)@
> 
> > 
> >>From the examples I've been able to locate MonetDB
> > only support fixed offsets.  i.e. '-07:00' for PDT or
> > '-8:00' for PST.
> > 
> > I tried "set time zone 'US/Pacific'" but monet throws
> > an error.
> > 
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