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Re: Dates being returned in the wrong timezone
Posted by: Lawrence Marigold
Date: November 26, 2020 03:55AM

Well the dates are generated from json, but as they all look good in workbench and select now() is also off by an hour I don't think that can be the issue?

I have now tried datetime and timestamp columns and the result is the same.

It seems as though the connector is taking a date from the timestamp column and then converting it to a javascript timestamp integer, as if I use unix_timestamp around the column it gives the correct timestamp.

The same thing happens with select now():

await session.sql(`select now()`).execute(function(row){
const date = row[0]; //Gives 11:53
});
await session.sql('select unix_timestamp(now())').execute(function(row){
const date = new Date(row[0] * 1000); //Gives 10:53 which is the time here in Spain right now
});

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