On Mon, Apr 25, 2005 at 03:05:12AM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
> > The fact that different versions of PostgreSQL get it right or
> > wrong in a variety of ways indicates that the logic may need
> > to be fixed but does show that in principle it is quite
> > possible.
>
> 7.1's version of AT TIME ZONE was so badly broken that it doesn't really
> matter whether it accidentally failed to malfunction in your particular
> test case. That's simply not relevant to later versions.
Neither am I complaining about 7.1 malfunctioning nor am I
saying that the actual result matters. What I *am* saying is
that - although some versions may be wrong or right in
different ways - one can surely get values mapped to different
time zones for one and the same stored timestamp out of the
database in a single query. Which was what I thought the OP
said wasn't possible.
Karsten
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