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[Postgres] Incorect display value for date field
See original GitHub issueThe field value is ‘Infinity’ but it is displayed as ‘292278994-08-17 01:00:00’
Infinity is not same as that date.
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There’s a new option in Preferences > Database > Result Sets > Data Formats: Use native date/time format. When you enable it then infinity values will display correctly.
I don’t think so. After all DBeaver is universal tool and tries to show data from different databases in a more or less the same format.
For example using database native format won’t let you to easily copy-paste datetime values between different databases (e.g. between PostgreSQL and MySQL).