Name: | date_ops |
OID: | 435 |
Owner: | postgres |
Default: | |
For type: | date |
Access method: | hash |
Storage: | |
Comment: | |
Operator: | 1 =(date,date) |
Operator: | |
Operator: | |
Operator: | |
Function: | hashint4(integer) |
Function: | () |
Function: | () |
Function: | () |
CREATE OPERATOR CLASS date_ops
DEFAULT FOR TYPE date USING btree AS
OPERATOR 1 <(date,date) ,
OPERATOR 1 <(date,timestamp with time zone) ,
OPERATOR 1 <(date,timestamp without time zone) ,
OPERATOR 2 <=(date,timestamp without time zone) ,
OPERATOR 2 <=(date,date) ,
OPERATOR 2 <=(date,timestamp with time zone) ,
OPERATOR 3 =(date,timestamp without time zone) ,
OPERATOR 3 =(date,date) ,
OPERATOR 3 =(date,timestamp with time zone) ,
OPERATOR 4 >=(date,date) ,
OPERATOR 4 >=(date,timestamp with time zone) ,
OPERATOR 4 >=(date,timestamp without time zone) ,
OPERATOR 5 >(date,timestamp without time zone) ,
OPERATOR 5 >(date,date) ,
OPERATOR 5 >(date,timestamp with time zone) ,
FUNCTION 1 date_cmp(date,date) ,
FUNCTION 1 date_cmp_timestamp(date,timestamp without time zone) ,
FUNCTION 1 date_cmp_timestamptz(date,timestamp with time zone);
ALTER OPERATOR CLASS pg_catalog.date_ops USING btree OWNER TO postgres;
See Also
List of operator classes