Fix Datapart functions to be Timezone Invariant #3254
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Description
We were incorrectly passing timezone to
timestamp2tm
function which would cause the datepart functions to be timezone dependent , If we pass tzp by reference to timestamp2tm function, then internally localtime converts the given original timestamp value to date and time values adding timezone offset taking GMT as a reference timezone. However, if NULL is passed instead then we keep the original timestamp intact and that's what actually PG does.Cherry-pick #3226
Issues Resolved
BABEL-5453
Signed-off-by: Nirmit Shah nirmisha@amazon.com
Test Scenarios Covered
Use case based - YES
Boundary conditions - YES
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Performance tests -
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