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Just tested "select date('now'::datetime)", and it returns the correct date.
apx2=> select date('now'::datetime);
date
----------
12-30-1998
(1 row)
Charlie
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date('now') returns 1 year from now? -- follow-up
- From: Charles Hornberger <hornberger(at)tabloid(dot)net>
- To: pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org
- Subject: date('now') returns 1 year from now? -- follow-up
- Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1998 16:43:47 -0800
- Message-id: <3.0.5.32.19981230164347.00a2a6f0@tabloid.net> <text/plain>
Just tested "select date('now'::datetime)", and it returns the correct date.
apx2=> select date('now'::datetime);
date
----------
12-30-1998
(1 row)
Charlie
>>>>
Plz forgive me if I'm missing something obvious. I just entered "select date('now') into psql and got the following:<<<<
apx2=> select date('now');
date
----------
12-31-1999
(1 row)
Clearly today is not the last day of 1999.
The system date (`date` in the shell returns "Wed Dec 30 16:51:03 PST 1998") is correct.
(I'm running Postgres 6.4 on Linux 2.0.35.)
Thanks,
Charlie
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