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In mysql database the timestamp is stored until seconds (milliseconds are discarded). I'm using a mysql version capable of storing fractional seconds (> version 5.6).
while running in batch (or one-shot) mode mili-seconds are printed to the console. But in the database milliseconds are discarded. I did an update on the schema of the event table ( changed the datatype of timestamp from DATETIME to DATETIME(6) to support 6 digit precision ) but still milliseconds are not stored, Any help is appreciated
Thank you
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In mysql database the timestamp is stored until seconds (milliseconds are discarded). I'm using a mysql version capable of storing fractional seconds (> version 5.6).
while running in batch (or one-shot) mode mili-seconds are printed to the console. But in the database milliseconds are discarded. I did an update on the schema of the event table ( changed the datatype of timestamp from DATETIME to DATETIME(6) to support 6 digit precision ) but still milliseconds are not stored, Any help is appreciated
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: