Ruby on Rails

Colin Law wrote:
> On 2 September 2010 21:49, Robert Walker <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
>>
>> SELECT * FROM "items" WHERE ("items"."created_at" >= '2010-09-02' AND
>> 'items"."created_at" < '2010-09-03')
>
> But going back to the OP's original point, that will give all items
> created on that day UTC whereas I think he wanted items created today
> local time.
>
> Colin

That's it. Normally nobody will use this app in the night, but I am
sure, if I leave this "hole" of two hours someone will test it at 1:00
am :-)

So thanks again to everybody for your input!

Sven
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