Leonardo Frittelli ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) reports a bug with a severity of 3
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Short Description
Conversion errors for datetime fields
Long Description
I am currently using Postgresql version 7.0.2, but I did not find any reference to
this problem in your bug/fix report for release 7.0.3.
I have noticed some conversion errors while using datetime/time fields with decimal
values.
Here I send you two situations that I have been able to isolate.
I think that both are rounding errors.
I found these problems in Posgresql version 6.5.1 also, but it had been corrected in
release 6.5.2. Now it has somehow reappeared.
Sample Code
-- Situation Nr 1
create table foo(
my_date datetime
);
insert into foo values (now()::date+'0:00:59.999999999999999'::time);
select my_date from foo;
-- Output from psql
--CREATE
--INSERT 90665 1
-- my_date
-----------------------------
-- 2000-12-28 00:01:60.00+00
--(1 row)
-- Note the '60 seconds' output
--------------------------------------------------------
-- Situation Nr 2
select '0:00:59.99999999999999'::time as fourteen_dec,
'0:00:59.999999999999999'::time as fifteen_dec;
-- Output from psql
-- fourteen_dec | fifteen_dec
----------------+-------------
-- 00:00:59 | 00:00:00
--(1 row)
-- Note that in the second case the result is rounded down instead of up
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