"Ron Mayer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Would it be useful if I added a 'datestyle' of 'ISO basic' which
> would produce the most terse formats ('19980115' for dates,
> and 'P1Y1M' for intervals)?
I don't really care for using that name for it --- for one thing, you
couldn't do
set datestyle to iso basic;
because of syntax limitations. A one-word name is a much better idea.
Perhaps call it "compact" or "terse" datestyle?
> PS: What's the best inexpenive way for me to know if this changed
> at all between the final draft and the published standard?
ANSI sells PDFs of ISO specs at their online store
http://webstore.ansi.org/ansidocstore/default.asp
although it looks like they want $81 for 8601, which is not my idea of
"inexpensive".
Usually ISO final drafts differ very little from the published specs;
I think you could just work from the draft and no one would complain.
regards, tom lane
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