Inconsistency between timezones
От | Manoj Ganesan |
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Тема | Inconsistency between timezones |
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Msg-id | 4b7f2c670909151318r58681e8eo75ecb32259b4937c@mail.gmail.com обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: Inconsistency between timezones
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Список | pgsql-jdbc |
Hi,
I am confused about how the driver interprets (if at all it does) timezones to and from the database. When I run the following queries directly on the database, these are the results I receive:
query: select clock_timestamp() + interval '15 hours'
result: "2009-09-16 06:06:33.801-05"
query: select date_trunc('day', clock_timestamp() + interval '15 hours')
result: "2009-09-16 00:00:00-05"
The above are the values I would expect as well. However, when I run the same two queries (immediately after) from Java (via the JDBC driver), these are the results:
query: select clock_timestamp() + interval '15 hours'
result: "2009-09-16 06:08:44.751"
query: select date_trunc('day', clock_timestamp() + interval '15 hours')
result: "2009-09-15 19:00:00.0"
As you can see, the first query yields the *expected* results. However, the second result seems to have seen some timezone conversion from GMT to Central Time somewhere. I would assume that clock_timestamp() used inside a function, or outside a function should show similar results. Replacing clock_timestamp() with current_timestamp gives the same results. Am I missing something here?
JDBC driver version: 8.1.404
Server version: 8.3
Thanks a bunch,
Manoj
I am confused about how the driver interprets (if at all it does) timezones to and from the database. When I run the following queries directly on the database, these are the results I receive:
query: select clock_timestamp() + interval '15 hours'
result: "2009-09-16 06:06:33.801-05"
query: select date_trunc('day', clock_timestamp() + interval '15 hours')
result: "2009-09-16 00:00:00-05"
The above are the values I would expect as well. However, when I run the same two queries (immediately after) from Java (via the JDBC driver), these are the results:
query: select clock_timestamp() + interval '15 hours'
result: "2009-09-16 06:08:44.751"
query: select date_trunc('day', clock_timestamp() + interval '15 hours')
result: "2009-09-15 19:00:00.0"
As you can see, the first query yields the *expected* results. However, the second result seems to have seen some timezone conversion from GMT to Central Time somewhere. I would assume that clock_timestamp() used inside a function, or outside a function should show similar results. Replacing clock_timestamp() with current_timestamp gives the same results. Am I missing something here?
JDBC driver version: 8.1.404
Server version: 8.3
Thanks a bunch,
Manoj
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