On Wed, 17 Jul 2002, Juan Pablo wrote:
> SELECT date_part('year', fechaacta) AS "A�o de
> donaci�n", sexo AS "Sexo", count(*) AS "Cantidad de
> donantes"
> FROM "Capital"
> WHERE
> date_part('year', age(timestamp(fechanacimiento)))
> BETWEEN 1 AND 100
> AND "fecha" BETWEEN '2001/01/01' AND '2002/12/31'
> GROUP BY date_part('year', fechaacta), sexo
...
> Exactly the same query has been working fine for a
> year with PostgreSQL v 7.1.3 in exactly the same
> database. more over, the database was created in my
> new red hat 7.3 server by using "pg_dumpall" from my
> old server (red hat 7.2).
>
>
> Can anybody tell me what's going on ?
Well, to fix it, you'll probably need to double quote
timestamp. Timestamp(...) used to be a call to the
type conversion function but is now the specification
of a timestamp type with a given precision (which I
think matches spec). You might want to consider seeing
if you can do the type conversion using the standard
SQL cast in any case.