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SQL function toTimezone() converts a Date or DateTime into another timezone. The problem is that the timezone is part of the Date / DateTime type but not part of the internal representation (value). This led to the fact that toTimeZone() wqith non-const timezones produced wrong and misleading results until #48471 (shipped with v23.4) enforced a const timezone. Unfortunately, this PR also broke existing table definitions with non-const timezones, e.g. in ALIAS expressions. So while #48471 addressed the issue appropriately, it is really backwards-incompatible. This PR adds a setting to toggle the behavior and makes it also part of the compatibility profile.
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407 B
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15 lines
407 B
C++
#include <Functions/FunctionUnixTimestamp64.h>
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#include <Functions/FunctionFactory.h>
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namespace DB
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{
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REGISTER_FUNCTION(FromUnixTimestamp64Micro)
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{
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factory.registerFunction("fromUnixTimestamp64Micro",
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[](ContextPtr context){ return std::make_unique<FunctionToOverloadResolverAdaptor>(
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std::make_shared<FunctionFromUnixTimestamp64>(6, "fromUnixTimestamp64Micro", context)); });
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}
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}
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