Subject | Re: Timestamp difference Windows / Linux |
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Author | roydamman |
Post date | 2008-08-18T14:21:16Z |
Hello Dmitry,
version 2.0.4, here also the problem occured. Does this mean that the
Firebird client doesn't have a method to parse decently the value
assigned by the server to a column for value NOW? Because what sense
does it have if you have a high resolution value on the server you
can't read (parse) via the ISC_DECODE_TIMESTAMP? Shouldn't there be a
parse method who can decently parse this value to the highest
precision? I can parse the raw value by myself but this violates the
idea of layering and seperation of concerns.
Roy Damman
>This was indeed the case. After upgrading the Windows Server also to
> Do you run different FB versions on Windows and Linux?
version 2.0.4, here also the problem occured. Does this mean that the
Firebird client doesn't have a method to parse decently the value
assigned by the server to a column for value NOW? Because what sense
does it have if you have a high resolution value on the server you
can't read (parse) via the ISC_DECODE_TIMESTAMP? Shouldn't there be a
parse method who can decently parse this value to the highest
precision? I can parse the raw value by myself but this violates the
idea of layering and seperation of concerns.
Roy Damman