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[GitHub] [arrow] jhmannok commented on pull request #36519: GH-36518: [Java] Fix ArrowFlightJdbcTimeStampVectorAccessor to return Timestamp objects with date and time that corresponds with local time instead of UTC date and time

jhmannok commented on PR #36519:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/pull/36519#issuecomment-1629431773

   Hey @wgtmac! So I read through the discussion and although I agree on keeping the behaviour as is (ie. keeping the timestamp returned in UTC time) I still think its worth to address the issue where the actual "timezone" field of the object returned is not in UTC, which causes a lot of confusion when trying to utilize the timestamp object (ie. turning it into a formatted date string, converting the timestamp into local time easily, etc.)


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