Closed eicheg closed 3 years ago
Yes, this has been raised before. I don't have a good solution other than to take care of the timezone on the client side. The underlying library does not return timestamps that incorporate timezone information by default. See #98 and refs there, as well as influxdata/influxdb#8460
Thanks for your answer
Hello, I like to use these nodes. Thank you for that. By using the node "influxdb in" I get the following issue. For example I use a "select" query like this:
select * from occured where time >= now() - 1d tz('Europe/Berlin')
The answer contains the time without localization, e.g. "time": "2021-08-23T04:57:29.000Z" But if I insert an alias like this:select time as t, * from occured where time >= now() - 1d tz('Europe/Berlin')
, then I get the wanted time with the expected localization, e.g. "t": "2021-08-23T06:57:29+02:00". This issue doesn't occur in the raw output format or at the influx command line. Inserting an alias is just a workaround, but no solution. Kind regards