[rt-devel] Interbase support

[Tobias Brox]

> Another thing that might cause pain is fact that mysql deals with
> timestamp as numeric YYYYMMDDHHMMSS and postgres and standard way is of
> course 'DD/MM/YY' (or variations, but never numeric)

That must be wrong?  The standard SQL timestamp follow the ISO standard;
"YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS".  mysql can accept this as an input, but not in the
output.  I already have a solution up and running that should be
compatible, I just haven't installed it (in DBIx/Record.pm - except for
duedate, all dates we need will be true timestamps, either LastUpdated or 
Created) yet.

It should be trivial to replace User with RTUser and Right with Permission
all over the system.

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