fix: fix orc read timestamp under debian #43
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@SGZW PTAL, Thanks! |
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thanks for fix, pls merge it |
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Purpose
Linked issue: #42
We recently received a user report that, on Debian systems, reading timestamp data from the same ORC file yields different results compared to Ubuntu systems. Through debugging, we found that if the timezone recorded in the ORC file's footer is not GMT and the timestamp is earlier than 1900-12-31 15:54:17, Debian and Ubuntu systems produce different results. To address this, we have updated our dataset to ensure all ORC files use GMT as their timezone. Additionally, we have explicitly set the timezone to GMT in both the ORC reader and writer.
Tests
ScanInteTest/ReadInteTest