Re: ResultSet.getTimestamp(Calendar) off by one-hour

Roland Roberts wrote:
> Okay, postgresql appears to be using the standard TZ offset regardless
> of whether or not DST is in effect on the day in question.
Hmmm, I *can* get the correct behavior IF I assign the environment
variable TZ=America/New_York before I run the client program. But I
don't need to do that when I'm talking to Oracle. For the Oracle case,
the database is on another host, both still in US/Eastern time zone.

Are there other ways to get PostgreSQL JDBC to understand the client
timezone w/o explicitly setting TZ? I'm trying to find an idiot-proof
(well, I'll settle for an idiot-resistant) method.

roland

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