pgAdmin III July 16th
I noticed a change in the display of "timestamp" data types.
Most of my timestamp columns are defined as: "timestamp (0) without time zone"
For a while pgAdmin III displayed this as "timestamp (-4)" but now it displays as "timestamp (0)", which is a step forward.
My question: is it planned for pgAdmin III to be displaying timestamps correctly with respect to time zones?
Regards
Donald Fraser.
PostgreSQL's official name is just timestamp(0), "without time zone" is just decoration that's removed on creation.
with timezone is called timestamptz.
These type names are read from internal PostgreSQLs tables.
Regards, Andreas
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