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Hi, I’m trying to get some “timestamp
without time zone” column’s value as a varchar(23) value. The SQLBindCol() function is used for this purpose
in my C++ app. However the result string doesn’t contain
milliseconds part at all while the real column’s value contains it
('2007-12-23 10:00:01.123' for example). After SQLFetch() the result’s buffer contains
'2007-12-23 10:00:01’ only. The same program works fine with a MSSQLServer
database so I cannot suppose that there is something wrong in my app. OS: WinXP SP2 "PostgreSQL 8.3.0, compiled by Visual C++
build 1400" ODBC Driver: PostgreSQL Unicode 08.03.01.00 Additional connection string settings:
ByteaAsLongVarbinary=1; TextAsLongVarchar=1; MaxVarcharSize=8000;
BoolsAsChar=0; BI=-5; LFConversion=0; LowerCaseIdentifier=0; How can I get “milliseconds part” in
this case? Thank you. |