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[jira] [Created] (TAJO-1741) Two tables having same time zone
display different timestamps
Jongyoung Park created TAJO-1741:
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Summary: Two tables having same time zone display different timestamps
Key: TAJO-1741
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAJO-1741
Project: Tajo
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 0.10.1
Reporter: Jongyoung Park
Create two tables with same scheme. Note 'GMT+9'.
(Table names are *timezone* and *timezone_text*)
{code:sql}
CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE timezone
(t_timestamp TIMESTAMP,
t_date DATE)
USING TEXT WITH ('timezone'='GMT+9')
LOCATION 'hdfs://localhost:8020/timezone';
{code}
Timezone table already has data.
{noformat}
1980-4-1 01:50:30.010|1980-04-01
80/4/1 1:50:30 AM|80/4/1
1980 April 1 1:50:30|1980-04-01
{noformat}
Then, copy data to timezone_text.
{code:sql}
INSERTINTO timezone_text SELECT * FROM timezone;
{code}
Check timezone_text with some editor. It looks ok.
{noformat}
1980-04-01 01:50:30.01+09|1980-04-01
1980-04-01 01:50:30+09|1980-04-01
1980-04-01 01:50:30+09|1980-04-01
{noformat}
But in tsql, two tables show different time values.
{noformat:title=select * from timezone}
t_timestamp, t_date
-------------------------------
1980-04-01 01:50:30.01, 1980-04-01
1980-04-01 01:50:30, 1980-04-01
1980-04-01 01:50:30, 1980-04-01
{noformat}
{noformat:title=select * from timezone_text}
t_timestamp, t_date
-------------------------------
1980-03-31 16:50:30.01, 1980-04-01
1980-03-31 16:50:30, 1980-04-01
1980-03-31 16:50:30, 1980-04-01
{noformat}
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