How to render timestamp with a timezone that is different from current?
Read OriginalThis technical blog post addresses a PostgreSQL-specific issue: rendering a `timestamptz` value with a timezone offset different from the current session's setting. It demonstrates the problem, explains why the `AT TIME ZONE` clause doesn't show the offset, and provides a workaround using a custom PL/pgSQL function that temporarily changes the session timezone to format the timestamp as text with the desired offset.
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