Re: [Pypgsql-users] timestamp without time zone in version2.5.1

[Andrew M. <an...@ob...>]

>> For some reason, when I tried to read timestamp without time zone data,
>> it is processed as a GMC time + local time zone instead of a local 
time.
>
>Thanks for the report (you're the third one). I'll try to release a fixed
>version the next few days.

I started creating some "acceptance tests" for new versions of pyPgSQL to
be used with our application (www.netepi.org). I didn't get very far - the
inconsistencies with the date/time types confounded me utterly (by the way,
psycopg is even worse in this respect). My focus was to get back the same
value on select as I inserted into a table.

You might be interested in adding an elaborated version of the attached to
the pyPgSQL unit tests (once they pass!).

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Andrew McNamara, Senior Developer, Object Craft
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