:DB-CONSTRAINTS COMMON-LISP:NIL
:ACCESSOR testtimetz :INITARG
:testtimetz :INITFORM COMMON-LISP:NIL
- :DB-TYPE "timestamptz")
+ :DB-TYPE "timestamp with time zone")
(testtime :COLUMN "testtime" :TYPE
clsql-sys:wall-time :DB-KIND :BASE
:DB-CONSTRAINTS COMMON-LISP:NIL
:ACCESSOR testtime :INITARG
:testtime :INITFORM COMMON-LISP:NIL
- :DB-TYPE "timestamp")))
+ :DB-TYPE "timestamp without time zone")))
(setq *rt-time*
'(
(format-time nil time2 :format :iso))
#.(format-time nil (clsql-sys:make-time :year 2010 :month 1 :day 4
:hour 14 :minute 15 :second 44 :usec 3)
- :format :iso)
- t)
+ :format :iso))
;;; The cross platform dataset uses the 'timestamp' column type which is
+
;;; All odbc databases use local times exclusively (they do not send timezone info)
;;; Postgresql can use timezones, except when being used over odbc. This test when
;;; run through both postgres socket and postgres odbc should test a fairly
:limit 1 :flatp T
:where [= [testtime] time] ))
(assert (time= (parse-timestring testtimetz) time) (testtimetz time)
- "Timetz of o: ~s should be time:~s" testtimetz time)
+ "Timetz of db: ~s should be time:~s" testtimetz time)
(assert (time= (parse-timestring testtime) time) (testtime time)
- "Time of o: ~s should be time:~s" testtime time))))
+ "Time of db: ~s should be time:~s" testtime time))))
nil)
(deftest :time/pg/oodml/no-usec