>
> That won't really help. The fundamental point here is that '1 day' is
> not the same concept as '24 hours', because of DST changes; and the
> interval type treats them as different.
>
> If you don't care about that, you can use justify_hours (I think that's
> the right function) to smash them
Has anyone else out there noticed inconsistencies in how pgsql formats time
intervals over 1 day?
For example, I have a query that returns a column of intervals and I get
output like this:
30:30:00
1 day 03:02:47
1 day 01:38:34
26:25:29.50
Why do some of the intervals show days broken out wherea
