Better Java time instances for PostgreSQL #1736
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Would resolve #1481 |
Given that the Postgres JDBC driver does not return *WithTimezone types, change the type when creating meta column and parameter objects. This allows the Java time instance for `OffsetDateTime` to be defined as requiring a column to be a `TimestampWithTimezone`.
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Given that the Postgres JDBC driver does not return *WithTimezone types,
change the type when creating meta column and parameter objects. This
allows the Java time instance for
OffsetDateTimeto be defined asrequiring a column to be a
TimestampWithTimezone.