Hi Tom,
We have different databases with different versions.
I checked the database with *version 8.2.4* by running the below query
echo select timestamp with time zone \'epoch\' + 1206970200 \* INTERVAL
\'1 second\'\; | psql template1
?column?
---------------------------
2008-03-31 23:00:00+09:30
(1 row)
This shows the wrong date. The actual result should be *2008-04-01
00:00:00+10:30 *
Thanks and Regards,
Tom Lane wrote:
Vishal Arora <aroravishal22@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Hi, I've been working on a timezone issue. I am in Adelaide Australia
and the daylight savings time this year has been changed. I am trying
to figure out the file which is required to be changed.
The easiest and best solution would be to update to a newer PG release
than 8.0.9 --- installing 8.0.15 over it would be painless and would fix
a number of problems besides this one, including some rather nasty
data-loss risks.
If you really can't be bothered with that, you can probably use your
operating system's copy of the timezone data files (try under
/usr/share/zoneinfo for starters).
regards, tom lane
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