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In my project Postgres server is located in Europe - Prague. When I use the select now () command, Postgres returns a datetime in GMT, but I need a datetime of +2 hours.
I could ask to adjust the SET TIMEZONE = 'GMT' to parameter SET TIMEZONE = + 2 or
SET TIMEZONE = 'Europe / Prague' ?
Hello pitfield,
In my project Postgres server is located in Europe - Prague. When I use the select now () command, Postgres returns a datetime in GMT, but I need a datetime of +2 hours.
I could ask to adjust the SET TIMEZONE = 'GMT' to parameter SET TIMEZONE = + 2 or
SET TIMEZONE = 'Europe / Prague' ?
Best regards
Carlos