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Nikolay Izhikov updated IGNITE-16713:
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Description:
Currently, `LocalDateTime` not supported as built-in binary type.
This means, it will be serialized as regular java object that leads to huge
overhead.
Ignite should support`LocalDateTime` and other regular java date types from
`java.time` package as a built-in binary types.
Additionally, we should check the following scenario:
1. Create SQL table from annotations with `LocalDateTime` field and `Date` SQL
type.
2. Insert some data to it.
3. Type to create index over `Date` column.
Currently, this scenario leads to the exception during index creation.
was:
Currently, `LocalDateTime` not supported as built-in binary type.
This means, it will be serialized as regular java object that leads to huge
overhead.
Ignite should support`LocalDateTime` and other regular java date types from
`java.time` package as a built-in binary types.
Additionally, we should check the following scenario:
1. Create SQL table from annotations with `LocalDateTime` field and `Date` SQL
type.
2. Insert some data to it.
3. Type to create index over `Date` column.
> Native support for LocalDateTime in binary types
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> Key: IGNITE-16713
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-16713
> Project: Ignite
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Nikolay Izhikov
> Priority: Major
> Labels: ise
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> Currently, `LocalDateTime` not supported as built-in binary type.
> This means, it will be serialized as regular java object that leads to huge
> overhead.
> Ignite should support`LocalDateTime` and other regular java date types from
> `java.time` package as a built-in binary types.
> Additionally, we should check the following scenario:
> 1. Create SQL table from annotations with `LocalDateTime` field and `Date`
> SQL type.
> 2. Insert some data to it.
> 3. Type to create index over `Date` column.
> Currently, this scenario leads to the exception during index creation.
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