Re: Set global_time_zone for mysql server by start
Hi Peter,
the correct answer isn't not only a word, but with a record it's goes:
"In the mysqld.cnf - file works an entry (/etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d):
default-time-zone = 'Europe/Berlin'
" end of record.
After restart the server is the time_zone of the server 'Europe/Berlin' and the JDBC-Connector works.
The problem is that the sysntax in the cnf-file is different to the names of the variables.
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Re: Set global_time_zone for mysql server by start
April 10, 2019 06:47AM
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