A SyntaxError typically occurs when the syntax used for creating a column in PostgreSQL is incorrect. It's possible that the syntax used for creating the TIMESTAMP WITH TIMEZONE column is incorrect, resulting in the SyntaxError.
To create a TIMESTAMP WITH TIMEZONE column in PostgreSQL, the syntax should be as follows:
CREATE TABLE table_name (
column_name TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE
);
Ensure that the "WITH TIME ZONE" keyword is capitalized and there are no spelling errors in the syntax. Additionally, check for any missing commas or semicolons as they can also cause syntax errors.
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