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by da_chicken
2944 days ago
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Yeah, that's true. That's closer to Oracle's TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE data type. In PostgreSQL you have to use the AT TIME ZONE to override the output time zone, so the client has to know which time zone they want. And I'm sure there are weird corner cases where information is lost. |
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