Just to correct my previous email ....
Sam Joseph wrote:
> Bill Schneider wrote:
>
>> This patch is not necessary any more. It turned out that my PostgreSQL
>> driver was stale (not by more than a few weeks, though!)
>>
>>
> Updating my PostgreSQL driver does not seem to have fixed that issue
> for me. In fact it would seem that I need to upgrade my version of
> PostgreSQL.
Actually I was assuming that was the problem. Updating to postgre 7.2.1
does not allow the following kind of statement to operate:
{ts '2002-05-22 21:40:36.906'}
and the approach suggested in the PATCH
TO_TIMESTAMP('2002-05-22 23:28:23', 'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss' )
also seems to fail.
My apologies in advance as this is probably down to some oversight on my
part, but I have been trying these both through the latest jdbc driver
(7.2) and through the psql text interface ....
CHEERS> SAM
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