Hi Jiayichao,
The two methods do not have to appear in pairs, so you can't use
timestamp.getTime() directly.
Currently, Flink doesn't support time zone configuration. The
timestamp(time of type Timestamp) always means the time in UTC+0. So in the
test of your pr[1], the output timestamp means a ti
Hi community,
Recently I have encountered a problem with time conversion in Flink Table/SQL .
When the processed field contains a timestamp type, the code of the flink table
codegen first converts the timestamp type to a long type, and then converts the
long type to a timestamp type on output.
