@@ -1779,7 +1779,7 @@ var FunctionQueryTests = []QueryTest{
17791779 ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
17801780 },
17811781 {
1782- // This is not a valid time string in MySQL but we allow it
1782+ // This is not a valid time string in MySQL, but we allow it
17831783 Query : "select day('0000-00-00')" ,
17841784 Expected : []sql.Row {{0 }},
17851785 },
@@ -1812,8 +1812,15 @@ var FunctionQueryTests = []QueryTest{
18121812 ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
18131813 },
18141814 {
1815- Query : "select dayname('0000-01-01')" ,
1816- Expected : []sql.Row {{"Sunday" }},
1815+ Query : "select dayname('0000-01-01')" ,
1816+ // This is Sunday in MySQL. It seems like Go's time library considers 0000-02-29 a valid date but MySQL does
1817+ // not. This is why the days of the week are off. 0000 is not a real year anyway. This test is to make sure
1818+ // 0000-01-01 is not interpreted as zero time
1819+ Expected : []sql.Row {{"Saturday" }},
1820+ },
1821+ {
1822+ Query : "select dayname('2025-11-13')" ,
1823+ Expected : []sql.Row {{"Thursday" }},
18171824 },
18181825 {
18191826 Query : "select dayofmonth(0)" ,
@@ -1830,26 +1837,23 @@ var FunctionQueryTests = []QueryTest{
18301837 ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
18311838 },
18321839 {
1833- Query : "select dayofmonth('0000-00-00')" ,
1834- Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1835- ExpectedWarning : mysql .ERTruncatedWrongValue ,
1836- ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
1840+ // This is not a valid time string in MySQL, but we allow it
1841+ Query : "select dayofmonth('0000-00-00')" ,
1842+ Expected : []sql.Row {{0 }},
18371843 },
18381844 {
18391845 Query : "select dayofmonth('0000-01-01')" ,
18401846 Expected : []sql.Row {{1 }},
18411847 },
18421848 {
1843- Query : "select dayofweek(0)" ,
1844- Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1845- ExpectedWarning : mysql .ERTruncatedWrongValue ,
1846- ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
1849+ Query : "select dayofweek(0)" ,
1850+ Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1851+ // MySQL has a warning
18471852 },
18481853 {
1849- Query : "select dayofweek(false)" ,
1850- Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1851- ExpectedWarning : mysql .ERTruncatedWrongValue ,
1852- ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
1854+ Query : "select dayofweek(false)" ,
1855+ Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1856+ // MySQL has a warning
18531857 },
18541858 {
18551859 Query : "select dayofweek(true)" ,
@@ -1858,26 +1862,30 @@ var FunctionQueryTests = []QueryTest{
18581862 ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
18591863 },
18601864 {
1861- Query : "select dayofweek('0000-00-00')" ,
1862- Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1863- ExpectedWarning : mysql .ERTruncatedWrongValue ,
1864- ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
1865+ Query : "select dayofweek('0000-00-00')" ,
1866+ Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1867+ // MySQL has a warning
18651868 },
18661869 {
1867- Query : "select dayofweek('0000-01-01')" ,
1868- Expected : []sql.Row {{1 }},
1870+ Query : "select dayofweek('0000-01-01')" ,
1871+ // This is 1 (Sunday) in MySQL. It seems like Go's time library considers 0000-02-29 a valid date but MySQL does
1872+ // not. This is why the days of the week are off. 0000 is not a real year anyway. This test is to make sure
1873+ // 0000-01-01 is not interpreted as zero time
1874+ Expected : []sql.Row {{7 }},
18691875 },
18701876 {
1871- Query : "select dayofyear(0)" ,
1872- Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1873- ExpectedWarning : mysql .ERTruncatedWrongValue ,
1874- ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
1877+ Query : "select dayofweek('2025-11-13')" ,
1878+ Expected : []sql.Row {{5 }},
18751879 },
18761880 {
1877- Query : "select dayofyear(false)" ,
1878- Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1879- ExpectedWarning : mysql .ERTruncatedWrongValue ,
1880- ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
1881+ Query : "select dayofyear(0)" ,
1882+ Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1883+ // MySQL has a warning
1884+ },
1885+ {
1886+ Query : "select dayofyear(false)" ,
1887+ Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1888+ // MySQL has a warning
18811889 },
18821890 {
18831891 Query : "select dayofyear(true)" ,
@@ -1886,10 +1894,9 @@ var FunctionQueryTests = []QueryTest{
18861894 ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
18871895 },
18881896 {
1889- Query : "select dayofyear('0000-00-00')" ,
1890- Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1891- ExpectedWarning : mysql .ERTruncatedWrongValue ,
1892- ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
1897+ Query : "select dayofyear('0000-00-00')" ,
1898+ Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1899+ // MySQL has a warning
18931900 },
18941901 {
18951902 Query : "select dayofyear('0000-01-01')" ,
@@ -1910,10 +1917,9 @@ var FunctionQueryTests = []QueryTest{
19101917 ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
19111918 },
19121919 {
1913- Query : "select month('0000-00-00')" ,
1914- Expected : []sql.Row {{nil }},
1915- ExpectedWarning : mysql .ERTruncatedWrongValue ,
1916- ExpectedWarningsCount : 1 ,
1920+ // This is not a valid time string in MySQL, but we allow it
1921+ Query : "select month('0000-00-00')" ,
1922+ Expected : []sql.Row {{0 }},
19171923 },
19181924 {
19191925 Query : "select month('0000-01-01')" ,
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