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Re: Using Epoch to save timestamps in 4 bytes?

by tgl@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Lane) May 9, 2008 at 10:02 AM

"Merlin Moncure" <mmoncure@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> There is nothing wrong with storing int4 epoch in your tables to save a
> little space if that suits your application.

.... Just make sure you're safely away from the scene of the crime
before 2038 ...

			regards, tom lane

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Using Epoch to save timestamps in 4 bytes?
lists@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2008-05-08 23:57:47 
Re: Using Epoch to save timestamps in 4 bytes?
bruce@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2008-05-09 00:00:51 
Re: Using Epoch to save timestamps in 4 bytes?
lists@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2008-05-10 20:47:11 
Re: Using Epoch to save timestamps in 4 bytes?
tgl@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (T  2008-05-10 21:37:29 
Re: Using Epoch to save timestamps in 4 bytes?
scott.marlowe@[EMAIL PROT  2008-05-09 01:15:57 
Re: Using Epoch to save timestamps in 4 bytes?
mmoncure@[EMAIL PROTECTED  2008-05-09 08:51:26 
Re: Using Epoch to save timestamps in 4 bytes?
tgl@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (T  2008-05-09 10:02:59 

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