Re: Xdev api issue with the BigInt datatype in the CentOS
Hi Sandeep,
I'm a bit confused, are you talking about one issue or two (BIGINT and/or EPOCH/TIMESTAMP)? What exactly is the MySQL column data type? Is it BIGINT, is it TIMESTAMP, both, or is it something else?
Can you give a specific example of a value with which I can reproduce it? What does it look like when querying the table with the mysql client? And what does it look like when querying the table with Connector/Node.js? Which version of the MySQL server and Connector/Node.js are you using?
There shouldn't be any difference regarding Ubuntu or CentOS. This might be related to some known encoding/decoding issues with JavaScript values. But I need more details to better assess the problem.
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Re: Xdev api issue with the BigInt datatype in the CentOS
August 10, 2020 01:07PM
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