Hi Richard,
thanks for clarification.
However, http://www.google.com/search?q=clojure.contrib.sql+timestamp+postgresql
now returns at least one relevant result (position #1) :). I created
the promised blog post and google seems to be quick.
Thanks,
Andreas Schipplock.
On Sun, Feb 14, 2010 at 8:2
My first problem was to save a timestamp value. I defined a field in
pgsql as "timestamp" and wasn't able to store a simple timestamp value
because I got type mismatch errors and it also displayed the statement
which I could copy and execute successfully in pgadmin which confused
me a lot.
I see
Hi,
I'm playing around with contrib.sql for the last few days and I was
quite enthusiastic about it but for now I'm struggling with problems I
encountered in no other language before.
My first problem was to save a timestamp value. I defined a field in
pgsql as "timestamp" and wasn't able to store
