[python] Fix type conversion between avro timestamp and pyarrow timestamp #7251
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JingsongLi
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You create a table using the avro file format, which contains the timestamp type of Paimon. What type is avro in it? Is it the same as Java?
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avro timestamp-millis = paimon TIMESTAMP_LTZ |
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Java is not this behavior. |
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Purpose
avro's timestamp-millis corresponds to timestamps with time zones, and avro's local-timestamp-millis corresponds to timestamps without time zones.
Tests
JavaPyReadWriteTest.test_py_write_read_pk_table()
API and Format
Documentation