The following bug has been logged online:
Bug reference: 5728
Logged by: Dobes Vandermeer
Email address: dobes.vanderm...@kashoo.com
PostgreSQL version: 8.4
Operating system: Windows
Description: Unexpected behavior comparing result of age() to an
interval
Details:
Seeing some surprising behavior with the use of age() and comparing the
result to an interval:
select current_date,
age(current_date - interval '123 days') <= interval '120 days',
age(current_date - interval '122 days') <= interval '120 days',
age(current_date - interval '121 days') <= interval '120 days',
age(current_date - interval '120 days') <= interval '120 days',
age(current_date - interval '62 days') <= interval '60 days',
age(current_date - interval '61 days') <= interval '60 days',
age(current_date - interval '60 days') <= interval '60 days',
age(current_date - interval '30 days') <= interval '30 days';
Returns:
"2010-10-26";f;t;t;t;f;t;t;t
But I expected:
"2010-10-26";f;f;f;t;f;f;t;t
Something fishy there ...
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