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Add timezone support to v3 SQL docs #5581

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Add timezone support to v3 SQL docs #5581

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  • Updates information about time zones in SQL across all v3 products
  • Updates SQL data types documentation
  • Adds missing time and date functions
  • Adds information about how timezones change the behavior of some functions.

  • Rebased/mergeable

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Thanks so much for the pull request!
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Thanks so much for the pull request!
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Thanks so much for the pull request!
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@sanderson sanderson requested a review from jstirnaman August 29, 2024 19:13
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LGTM. Maybe we need a note about the potential bug Jeff pointed out?

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@jeffreyssmith2nd I know this is an upstream bug. Are we going to hold off pushing the TZ support out until this bug is fixed? When should these doc changes go live?

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@jeffreyssmith2nd I know this is an upstream bug. Are we going to hold off pushing the TZ support out until this bug is fixed? When should these doc changes go live?

I don't know yet and am headed out for a long weekend. I'll check in with the team Tuesday on if we should delay or not.

Until then, I think we should hold the docs changes.


Converts a value to a date (`YYYY-MM-DD`).
Supports strings and numeric types as input.
Strings are parsed as `YYYY-MM-DD` unless another format is specified. if no Chrono formats are provided.
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Incomplete sentence

Strings are parsed as YYYY-MM-DD unless another format is specified. if no Chrono formats are provided.

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@jstirnaman I think you may have been viewing the diff of an old commit. I went through and fixed all of those.

@sanderson sanderson requested a review from jstirnaman August 29, 2024 21:26
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@sanderson Still on hold for the docs changes, waiting on some upstream discussion on if the ::timestamp thing is actually a bug or if it is intended behavior.

In the meantime, I'm removing all references to it in the docs where it isn't necessary to prevent any confusion for people down the line.

I will update the blog post and make a corresponding PR here as well once we know for sure what behavior we want out of ::timestamp

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@sanderson This can be rolled out whenever you are ready, thanks for your help and patience with this one!

@sanderson sanderson merged commit 4045a6c into master Oct 30, 2024
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