I am working with Javascript and Freeswitch to emulate some Conferencing capability that the company I am working for has in production using other products. One thing that I need to do is to access a timestamp from a database in JS. In pgAdmin for Postgres this is a "timestamp without time zone". In JS there is a data type called Date. Question: If I read a row of the database which includes this timestamp field, what should I put it into? * Can I put it directly into a Date data type? * Does it have to come out as a string or a number? * If it is a number can I then put it into a Date? * If it is a string, what is the format: Is it: "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.ffffff"? I looked in mod_spidermonkey_odbc.c pdbc_next_row() and it appears to call SQLFetch() and return the result. But information on a row contains both a value but it's type, so what will the interpreter do? If anyone knows, let me know, otherwise I will incorporate a way to test this into my code and let everyone know (may also add this to some Wiki). Regards, David Swardstrom (profile)http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/User:Dswardstrom