Hi Tom,
Michael Zoet <michael.z...@zoet.de> writes:
Is there a way to convince Postgres to write the date/time with
numerical time zone values to the log files?
Try something like
log_timezone = '<-0400>+4'
OK this points me in a directions I haven't read anything about in the
Postgres documentation so far.
Can you explain what '<-0400>+4' exactly means? And why the string
'<+0200>-2' prints the date & time with the correct time and +0200 for
my time zone CEST?
And how can this automatically be changed if Germany switches from
summer time (CEST with +0200) to winter time (CET +0100)?
See the discussion of POSIX timezone names here:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/static/datatype-datetime.html#DATATYPE-TIMEZONES
I have read this several times today but really get no connections to
my problem on setting this for the date/time output on the log files.
But I am beginning to understand ;-).
THX
Michael
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