DATAJDBC-637 - Time conversion now preserve nanosecond precision. #255
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The standard JSR 310 converters are no longer used for conversions between java.util.Date and java.time.*. New converters based converting to/from Timestamp are used. This preserves the precision because both the java.time.* API and Timestamp have nanosecond precision, while java.util.Date has not. Original pull request: #254.
Make Jsr310TimestampBasedConverters package-private. Introduce convenience constructors to improve external configuration of JdbcCustomConversions. Original pull request: #254.
Adds SQL scripts for all databases. Separates tests for all databases vs. those that actually support nanosecond precision.
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Adds SQL scripts for all databases. Separates tests for all databases vs. those that actually support nanosecond precision. Original pull request: #255.
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Adds SQL scripts for all databases. Separates tests for all databases vs. those that actually support nanosecond precision. Original pull request: #255.
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The standard JSR 310 converters are no longer used for conversions between java.util.Date and java.time.*.
New converters based converting to/from Timestamp are used.
This preserves the precision because both the java.time.* API and Timestamp have nanosecond precision, while java.util.Date has not.
This is a rerun of #254 with tests for all databases included 🤦♂️.