ColdFusion 8 - Client Variables don't work with PostgreSQL

Question

RedHat Fedora Linux
PostgreSQL version 8.2
ColdFusion version 8 Developer
Steps to create problem:
Creating Client Variables in the "ColdFusion Administrator".
checked "Create Client Variables" pressed "submit"
Results:
The "ColdFusion Administrator" errors out.
Problem:
"ColdFusion Administrator" calls a the page "postgresql.cfm",
which creates the tables in the database.
Until "ColdFusion" executes the SQL "create table CGLOBAL
(cfid char(64), data text, lvisit datetime)".
According to PostgreSQL website and documentation, the data
type "datetime" doesn't exists."
Valid 'time/date data types' are timestamp,interval,date and
time.
Question:
Is there some way of getting "ColdFusion" to "create a
'Client Variables' database" in PostgreSQL DBMS,
using "ColdFusion Administrator?
What are the SQL statements to "create a 'Client Variables'
database" by hand?

Answer 1

Have you viewed the Livedocs section at
Client
Variables page? It does explain the process for creating client
variable tables:
Use the following sample ColdFusion page as a model for creating
client variable database tables in your own database. However, keep
in mind that not all databases support the same column data type
names. For the proper data type, see your database
documentation.
This is where you can substitute the correct data types that
are appropriate for your flavor of DBMS.
Phil