Cheers everyone.
Therefore :
- At runtime level :
test=> show DATESTYLE;
test=> SET DATESTYLE TO 'ISO';
- At boot up (/etc/rc.d/init.d/postgres) :
Add :
export PGDATESTYLE=ISO
just before exec
"Colin Price (EML)" wrote:
>
> I have just replicated a db in 6.5 from 6.4.2.
>
> The table selects the date differently from the identical table.
> I obviously set a parameter in 6.4.2 which I now cannot find (from
> mail list archive and doc as well).
>
You've probably done a localization wi
"Colin Price (EML)" wrote:
> I have just replicated a db in 6.5 from 6.4.2.
>
> The table selects the date differently from the identical table.
> I obviously set a parameter in 6.4.2 which I now cannot find (from
> mail list archive and doc as well).
>
> Please aid someone who is tearing his hai
I have just replicated a db in 6.5 from 6.4.2.
The table selects the date differently from the identical table.
I obviously set a parameter in 6.4.2 which I now cannot find (from
mail list archive and doc as well).
Please aid someone who is tearing his hair out.
Thank you in advance,
Colin.
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