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From: "Collin F. Lynch" <clynch@water2.cs.umass.edu>
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To: pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org
Subject: Time and microseconds?
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	Greetings:
	
	I'm having the peculiar problem That Postgres Seems unable to deal with microseconds 
in a time field.  I have the field defined as type time, and postgres accepts input of the form 
12:22:13.41 but appears to ose the microseconds withn the database itself?  
	Is there some style variable that must be set, or have I simply missed something in 
the documentation?
	
	Thanks for your help in advance.
	
	Collin Lynch.