Στις Wednesday 09 January 2008 15:05:24 ο/η Oliver Jowett έγραψε:
> Achilleas Mantzios wrote:
> >> Which driver version are you using?
> >
> > Its the 7.4.19 built from source.
>
> Ah, there is your problem then. That is a very old driver and had
> problems with exactly the case you're trying to use (setTimestamp() with
> a Calendar), amongst many other bugs.
>
> Can you try a recent driver and see if it fixes your problem? Looking at
> CVS history it looks like 8.1 is the earliest driver with
> timezone-related fixes, but I'd suggest you try the most recent stable
> driver.
>
> Newer drivers will still talk to older servers, so you shouldn't need to
> upgrade your server to test this.
I tried with postgresql-8.2-507.jdbc3.jar, and it works like a charm!
Not only that, but the getTimestamp() too! I was starting to question my night
sleep quality, read old lenghty articles about java dates/timezones etc!!
Thank you a lot! I didnt know jdbc newer versions were backward compatible
with older servers.
Just a comment:
Why not merge from current changes/bugfixes to the JDBC?
I mean 7.4 is old ok, but *officially supported* also!
>
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