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Subject: [pgjdbc/pgjdbc] PR #3848: Fix updateRow() with OffsetTime and OffsetDataTime objects
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The documentation states that OffsetDateTime and OffsetTime must be used to work with time zone columns. TTIMETZ honestly stores the time zone. 

You can use the getObject(int, OffsetDataTime.class) method to obtain an OffsetDataTime class object, and everything works correctly. If you try to update a row with an object of this class (we update what we get), you'll get a ClassCastException. The SQL (UPDATE ...) query itself executes without error, and the data in the database itself is updated correctly. 

The error is specifically within PGResultSet.

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