The following bug has been logged on the website:
Bug reference: 6391
Logged by: John
Email address: john.ud...@zionsbancorp.com
PostgreSQL version: 8.4.1
Operating system: CentOS
Description:
I would expect that at the time/date of the of now() and clock_timestamp()
to be equal; which they are. However for the insert this is not true.
select localtimestamp::date, now()::date, clock_timestamp()::date
"2012-01-10";"2012-01-10";"2012-01-10"
multiple row insert:
insert into v002235.array_stg values (1, date_trunc('hours',now()),
current_date, array['101','113'], 'Y')
, (2, localtimestamp::date, current_date
, array['101','113'], 'Y')
, (3, now(), clock_timestamp()::DATE,
array['101','113'], 'Y')
Results
1;"1999-12-31";"1999-12-31";"{101,113}";"Y"
2;"1999-12-31";"1999-12-31";"{101,113}";"Y"
3;"1999-12-31";"2012-01-10";"{101,113}";"Y"
Why is this not the case? I would expect that my records should all have the
same value, not some arbitrary date from the past.
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