Please see attached text document.
Thanks,
Dave
David Dabney
OHH Database Specialist/Programmer
Hollings Marine Lab
131 Fort Johnson Road
Charleston, SC 29464
843.762.8984
insert into public_collection (original_collection_code, method, station_id,
date_time, sampling_project_id
I'm sorry, but I attached the incorrect file the first time!
We are using MS Access as a frontend to import many water quality records into
postgresql v. 8.0.2 on Red Hat 3 Enterprise.
When importing a table of 40,000+ records something is going wrong with the
timestamp field only for certain re
as when I did it from MS Access.
I was driving home and realized 4/1/2001 was probably when daylight
savings time changed.and it was. So I'm not sure if this is a bug
or not.
Regards,
Dave
Tom Lane wrote:
"David Dabney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I'm as
the change and then import the data. We've been trying to get the
scientists to use UTC.maybe this will help them understand why they
should be doing that.
Thanks,
Dave
PS Postgres rocks. Please keep up the good work!
David Dabney wrote:
Tom,
Thanks for the quick reply and I