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We are replication data from a MySQL database in another timezone using incremental append dedup mode to Snowflake. On the first run (which pulls the entire data) we observed that the timezone for the datetime columns is the same as the original database, but on subsequent runs, it became GMT-0, so now we have part of the data in one timezone and another part in GMT-0, and over time new records are GMT-0, updated records GMT-0 and remaining records from first run are in the original timezone.
When running full refresh, we observed the original timezone for all runs.
I found similar issues, but all were closed with no apparent solution.
Connector Name
source-mysql
Connector Version
3.4.10
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We are replication data from a MySQL database in another timezone using incremental append dedup mode to Snowflake. On the first run (which pulls the entire data) we observed that the timezone for the datetime columns is the same as the original database, but on subsequent runs, it became GMT-0, so now we have part of the data in one timezone and another part in GMT-0, and over time new records are GMT-0, updated records GMT-0 and remaining records from first run are in the original timezone.
When running full refresh, we observed the original timezone for all runs.
I found similar issues, but all were closed with no apparent solution.
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