On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 3:43 AM, Hans-Henrik Fuxelius
wrote:
> It seems not possible to suppress to_timestamp from doing daylight
> saving conversion, I have GPS timeseries that looks perfect in the
> 'timestamp without time zone' save one value that wreck the whole time
> serie, does that mean th
It seems not possible to suppress to_timestamp from doing daylight
saving conversion, I have GPS timeseries that looks perfect in the
'timestamp without time zone' save one value that wreck the whole time
serie, does that mean that time series cant be stored in time stamps?
/Hans-Henrik
On Thu, D
Thanx a lot for your promt respons :) You are absolutely right, its the
daylight saving that date and hour, I had it as an key in my GPS data and was
very confused!!!
Again - Thanx
/Hans-Henrik
On Dec 15, 2011, at 5:20 PM, Kevin Grittner wrote:
> wrote:
>
>> test to run: select to_timestamp('2
wrote:
> test to run: select to_timestamp('2011,03,27,02,11,11',
> ',MM,DD,HH24,MI,SS')
>
> and the run: select to_timestamp('2011,03,27,03,11,11',
> ',MM,DD,HH24,MI,SS')
>
> It miscalculates 02 hour to 03 hour by some reason
I don't know what time zone you're in, or whether daylight
hfuxel...@gmail.com writes:
> test to run: select to_timestamp('2011,03,27,02,11,11',
> ',MM,DD,HH24,MI,SS')
> and the run: select to_timestamp('2011,03,27,03,11,11',
> ',MM,DD,HH24,MI,SS')
> It miscalculates 02 hour to 03 hour by some reason
If that date is a DST forward transition date
The following bug has been logged on the website:
Bug reference: 6340
Logged by: Hans-Henrik Fuxelius
Email address: hfuxel...@gmail.com
PostgreSQL version: 9.1.1
Operating system: Ubuntu 11.10
Description:
test to run: select to_timestamp('2011,03,27,02,11,11',
'
