Re: [HACKERS] Timestamp & Interval - Part 1

2002-05-21 Thread Thomas Lockhart
> Why not fix it completely with this stuff: > ftp://elsie.nci.nih.gov/pub/ > Just an idea. Ah, the real zic implementation. afaik this is public domain or BSD or at least compatible with our BSD license wrt distribution. Great idea. We may end up doing this! Though I hate for the project to pic

Re: [HACKERS] Timestamp & Interval - Part 1

2002-05-21 Thread Dann Corbit
Why not fix it completely with this stuff: ftp://elsie.nci.nih.gov/pub/ Just an idea. ---(end of broadcast)--- TIP 1: subscribe and unsubscribe commands go to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [HACKERS] Timestamp & Interval - Part 1

2002-05-21 Thread Thomas Lockhart
> Proposal #1: TIMESTAMP WITHOUT TIME ZONE as default Hmm. Already done for 7.3 :) 7.2 introduced that data type, and 7.1 did not have it, so we had one release cycle to allow dump/restore to do the right thing. > Proposal #2: We need more time zones. The other complaint is that we have too m

[HACKERS] Timestamp & Interval - Part 1

2002-05-21 Thread Josh Berkus
Tom, Oliver, I haven't finished writing up my ideas for INTERVAL. However, here's something to get started: PROPOSAL FOR ADJUSTMENTS OF POSTGRESQL TIMESTAMP AND INTERVAL HANDLING Draft 0.1 - Part 1 Timestamp -- Proposal #1: TIMESTAMP WITHOUT TIME ZONE as default