Closed pols63 closed 1 year ago
Hi. I'm sorry. "useUTC" parameter was "undefined". I resolve my problem setting "useUTC" after the connection object was created.
connection.config.options.useUTC = false
Even so, this code never work:
sql.valueHandler.set(sql.TYPES.DateTime, (value) => {
console.log(value)
return value
})
Thanks!
Even so, this code never work:
Datetimes in SQL are a bit funny, it's probably being executed as a SmallDateTime
.
It is not possible to get the raw value as a string for datetimes because the underlying driver returns them as JS Date
objects. If you want it as text, you'll have to cast it as text.
Hi. ¿Is it possible to get the raw date or datetime value before to be converted to javascript Date object?
I try to use "valueHandler"
sql.valueHandler.set(sql.TYPES.Date, (value) => value)
But "value" is already a Date object. This is an inconvenient for me due I have my database server at another timezone with respect to my nodejs server.
Expected behaviour:
In the next code, "value" must be a string with the format "yyyy-mm-dd"
sql.valueHandler.set(sql.TYPES.Date, (value) => value)
And, in next, "value" must be a string with the format "yyyy-mm-dd hh:ii:ss"
sql.valueHandler.set(sql.TYPES.DateTime, (value) => value) //this code not work, this function never run
That way I could have the opportunity to operate in a better way with the date value.
Actual behaviour:
In this code, value is already a Date object, but because of the time difference between servers, the value is different too. For example, in database, I have '2023-08-12' but "value" is "2023-08-11T19:00:00Z"
sql.valueHandler.set(sql.TYPES.Date, (value) => value)
Configuration:
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