Is it possible to update a timestamp with Postgresql?
I've looked around with google and it looks as though this should work:
exec sql begin declare section;
char api[18];
char expiration_time[80];
exec sql end declare section;
memcpy(api, ap->api, sizeof(api));
sprintf(expiration_time, "%s + \"interval\"('0.01sec')",
ap->expiration_time);
puts(expiration_time);
exec sql update accesspoint
set sequence_number = expiration_time = :expiration_time,
where api = :api;
However, I just get this:
2005-08-02 10:37:41.198479 + "interval"('0.01sec')
'ERROR: invalid input syntax for type timestamp: "2005-08-02 10:37:4
-Nigel
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