When using the Date_Diff function in the emulator, it is returning incorrect results.
As an example, running this sql against a single row:
SELECT
ic.invoice_id AS debug_date_diff_8,
ic.funding_request_date AS debug_date_diff_7,
ic.ep_taken_enh_maturity_date AS debug_date_diff_6,
DATE_DIFF(ic.ep_taken_enh_maturity_date, ic.funding_request_date, day) AS debug_date_diff_5
FROM
invoice_core ic
The value of -25 for the Date_Diff function is not correct. If we run this statement against the GCP Bigquery instance we get a value of 5 for the Date_Diff.
What did you expect to happen?
It should return a value of 5 using the parameters above.
How can we reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)?
What happened?
When using the Date_Diff function in the emulator, it is returning incorrect results.
As an example, running this sql against a single row:
SELECT ic.invoice_id AS debug_date_diff_8, ic.funding_request_date AS debug_date_diff_7, ic.ep_taken_enh_maturity_date AS debug_date_diff_6, DATE_DIFF(ic.ep_taken_enh_maturity_date, ic.funding_request_date, day) AS debug_date_diff_5 FROM invoice_core ic
Returns the following values:
{"debug_date_diff_8":"9dcbc462da4c4e6e96c034fe30f4db96","debug_date_diff_7":"2024-09-30","debug_date_diff_6":"2024-10-05","debug_date_diff_5":-25}
The value of -25 for the Date_Diff function is not correct. If we run this statement against the GCP Bigquery instance we get a value of 5 for the Date_Diff.
What did you expect to happen?
It should return a value of 5 using the parameters above.
How can we reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)?
Call Date_Diff function
Anything else we need to know?
No response