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Steven Hawkins updated TEIID-3282:
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Description:
For consistency we could enforce a standard iso behavior for the week function by
default.
For mysql there is the weekofyear function that matches the iso behavior.
hsql uses iso by default
oracle should use iw, not ww
However:
h2 uses the locale (the current teiid behavior)
sqlserver/sybase you can use SET DATEFIRST to move the first day of the week to monday,
but the return values are still not fully iso.
And there are still several others to verify
was:
For consistency we could enforce a standard iso behavior for the week function by
default.
For mysql there is the weekofyear function that matches the iso behavior.
hsql uses iso by default
oracle should use iw, not ww
However:
h2 uses the locale (the current teiid behavior)
sqlserver/sybase you can use SET DATEFIRST to move the first day of the week to monday,
but the return values are still not fully iso. So by default
And there are still several others to verify
inconsistencies with the week function
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Key: TEIID-3282
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIID-3282
Project: Teiid
Issue Type: Sub-task
Components: Query Engine
Reporter: Steven Hawkins
Assignee: Steven Hawkins
Fix For: 8.10
For consistency we could enforce a standard iso behavior for the week function by
default.
For mysql there is the weekofyear function that matches the iso behavior.
hsql uses iso by default
oracle should use iw, not ww
However:
h2 uses the locale (the current teiid behavior)
sqlserver/sybase you can use SET DATEFIRST to move the first day of the week to monday,
but the return values are still not fully iso.
And there are still several others to verify
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