Github user irmen commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/6057#issuecomment-104056136
Well, by studying some documentation, it appears by definition a
java.sql.Date only contains a year, month, day component and java.sql.time only
a time component. (the other component is/should be ignored).
I have a patch almost ready that changes pyrolite to map the sql types to
the date/time you proposed. There's one catch perhaps? If you send a
java.sql.Time to python, it will then get a datetime.time. If you send that
*back*, the java side will receive a net.razorvine.pickle.objects.Time object.
Will that be a problem
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