From: | olav(at)venus(dot)jordforsk(dot)no (Hans Olav Eggestad) |
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To: | pgsql-bugs(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | extract epoch bug |
Date: | 2005-07-04 22:05:06 |
Message-ID: | 20050704220506.2805A36B@venus.jordforsk.no |
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I've just installed v8.0.3 and tested the 'epoch' part of extract, which for
my applications is fundamental. here is the result:
jova=# select extract(epoch from timestamp '19700102')\g
date_part
-----------
82800
(1 row)
jova=# select extract(epoch from timestamp '19700101')\g
date_part
-----------
-3600
(1 row)
jova=# select extract(epoch from timestamp with time zone '19700101')\g
date_part
-----------
-3600
(1 row)
jova=# select extract(epoch from timestamp without time zone '19700101')\g
date_part
-----------
-3600
(1 row)
the time zone here is 1 hour before GMT, so i guess it has something to do with that, but i have to have this function correct. hope i can get a patch for this soon. (BTW i've not tested this in earlier versions, but i'm now going to make posgres version of my sybase applications)
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