On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Thomas Lockhart wrote:
> I've just committed changes to "reunify" the date/time types.
> "timestamp" and "interval" are now the two primary date/time types for
> users. Also, I've changed the default date style to "ISO" (not just in
> time for Y2K, but we'll be ready for "Y3K").
I still don't like our Y2038 status. ;)
Anyway, the question I have is what did you do with functions such as
datetimein() or comparison functions and such for the old types? Did you
remove them? What if some, say, user-defined trigger function uses them?
The reason I'm asking is that I would like to see the floating point types
converted to SQL in a similar fashion, but when I rename, say, float4eq to
realeq it might break user applications. Or not? This is all hypothetical
of course.
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