Re: strange JDBC error

getTimestamp() has always given us some problems. As you compiled from
source, try getting the current cvs repository. There's a couple of bug
fixes, including the current getTimestamp() fix.

Peter

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----- Original Message -----
From: Tim Howe <vsync@wego.com>
To: <pgsql-general@postgresql.org>
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2000 1:35 AM
Subject: [GENERAL] strange JDBC error


> I'm getting some bizarre JDBC errors.  I just started at a new job and
> my colleagues are all using the PostgreSQL RPMs, but I compiled it
> from source.  I am the only one getting this error, and I would really
> like to figure it out...  =)
>
> [20/07/2000 17:05:39:989 PDT] *** WGException thrown: Error querying
membership for group 1 and user 1: Bad Timestamp Format at 0 in 2000-07-19
17:55:50.59-07
> ***
> [20/07/2000 17:06:07:725 PDT] *** WGException thrown: Error querying
membership for group 1 and user 1: Bad Timestamp Format at 0 in 2000-07-19
17:55:50.59-07
> ***
> [20/07/2000 17:07:46:413 PDT] *** WGException thrown: Error querying
membership for group 1 and user 1: Bad Timestamp Format at 0 in 2000-07-19
17:55:50.59-07
> ***
> [20/07/2000 17:07:48:722 PDT] *** WGException thrown: Error querying
membership for group 1 and user 1: Bad Timestamp Format at 0 in 2000-07-19
17:55:50.59-07
> ***
> [20/07/2000 17:07:48:870 PDT] *** WGException thrown: Error creating
membership for group 1 and username vsync from edit input params: Bad
Timestamp Format at 0 in 2000-07-19 17:55:50.59-07
>
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> Tim Howe
> Associate Software Engineer
> Wego Inc. -- wego.com