timestamptz test failed by postgresql 6.5.0
Recently, I compile the Postgresql 9.6.0 on Linux by myself. However, I meet one problem about the timestamptz.sql test case.
The expected timestamptz.out is different from the result of timestamptz.out for ime zone America/Caracas and
America/Santiago
Part of expected timestamptz.out :
DROP TABLE TIMESTAMPTZ_TST;
-- test timestamptz constructors
set TimeZone to 'America/Santiago';
-- numeric timezone
SELECT make_timestamptz(1973, 07, 15, 08, 15, 55.33);
make_timestamptz
---------------------------------
Sun Jul 15 08:15:55.33 1973 CLT
(1 row)
SELECT make_timestamptz(1973, 07, 15, 08, 15, 55.33, '+2');
make_timestamptz
---------------------------------
Sun Jul 15 02:15:55.33 1973 CLT
Part of the result timestamptz.out :
DROP TABLE TIMESTAMPTZ_TST;
-- test timestamptz constructors
set TimeZone to 'America/Santiago';
-- numeric timezone
SELECT make_timestamptz(1973, 07, 15, 08, 15, 55.33);
make_timestamptz
---------------------------------
Sun Jul 15 08:15:55.33 1973 -04
(1 row)
SELECT make_timestamptz(1973, 07, 15, 08, 15, 55.33, '+2');
make_timestamptz
---------------------------------
Sun Jul 15 02:15:55.33 1973 -04
I don't why the timezone in the output "CLT" becomes "-04" in the output. Could anyone please give me some idea to find the trouble cause?
Thanks!
Best Regards!
Tao
yangtao <yangtaoyours@126.com> writes:
Recently, I compile the Postgresql 9.6.0 on Linux by myself. However, I meet one problem about the timestamptz.sql test case.
The expected timestamptz.out is different from the result of timestamptz.out for ime zone America/Caracas and
America/Santiago
Hm, did you use configure --with-system-tzdata? If so, this is not
terribly surprising; the 9.6.0 test cases rely on the behavior of the
IANA timezone data as it stood at the time, and those zones changed
since then.
Is there a reason you're trying to build 9.6.0 rather than 9.6.latest,
which includes a fix for this [1]https://git.postgresql.org/gitweb/?p=postgresql.git&a=commitdiff&h=d8ec6b9c8c265c2f29b1c0e0e4205895baaa326d as well as hundreds of
far-more-significant bugs?
regards, tom lane
Tom, Thanks!
Yes, I compile it by configure --with-system-tzdata, should I remove it?
What's more, because some other components dependency, I must use version 9.6.0.
I also have tried the 9.6.5 version, find the timestamptz test case is updated.
Best Regards!
Tao
At 2021-01-04 14:07:39, "Tom Lane" <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:
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yangtao <yangtaoyours@126.com> writes:
Recently, I compile the Postgresql 9.6.0 on Linux by myself. However, I meet one problem about the timestamptz.sql test case.
The expected timestamptz.out is different from the result of timestamptz.out for ime zone America/Caracas and
America/SantiagoHm, did you use configure --with-system-tzdata? If so, this is not
terribly surprising; the 9.6.0 test cases rely on the behavior of the
IANA timezone data as it stood at the time, and those zones changed
since then.Is there a reason you're trying to build 9.6.0 rather than 9.6.latest,
which includes a fix for this [1] as well as hundreds of
far-more-significant bugs?regards, tom lane
yangtao <yangtaoyours@126.com> writes:
Yes, I compile it by configure --with-system-tzdata, should I remove it?
What's more, because some other components dependency, I must use version 9.6.0.
No. For god's sake, fix whatever components you are using that think
they must have 9.6.0 rather than 9.6.later. Read the release notes [1]https://www.postgresql.org/docs/release/.
Insisting on 9.6.0 four years later is professional malpractice.
(I'll not even get into the question of whether you should be installing
some later release branch than 9.6.x; but I can't help noting that 9.6's
EOL is 11 months away.)
regards, tom lane
em~~~, I read the release notes [1] right now.
I try my best fix it as you suggested, and persuade my partners to not use version 9.6.0.
Thanks for your help!
Best Regards!
Tao
At 2021-01-04 14:36:30, "Tom Lane" <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:
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yangtao <yangtaoyours@126.com> writes:
Yes, I compile it by configure --with-system-tzdata, should I remove it?
What's more, because some other components dependency, I must use version 9.6.0.No. For god's sake, fix whatever components you are using that think
they must have 9.6.0 rather than 9.6.later. Read the release notes [1].
Insisting on 9.6.0 four years later is professional malpractice.(I'll not even get into the question of whether you should be installing
some later release branch than 9.6.x; but I can't help noting that 9.6's
EOL is 11 months away.)regards, tom lane