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Option to keep default date columns as TIMESTAMP_NTZ in oracle to snowflake migration #1492
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Note: I didn't research how tz-aware timestamps are stored in our destinations. I think timezone is just a metadata flag on the column and values are regular floats... |
@dat-a-man I am investigating a solution to change the destination timestamp types. I have two questions about your case. (1) Source - Oracle, what are you using for timestamps? TIMESTAMP (timezone not included) or TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE (timezone included)? (2) Destination - Snowflake, which timezone are you seeing in your replicated data? Is it always +00:00? Thanks! |
Feature description
Community user : When migrating data from Oracle to Snowflake, I would like the ability to default date columns to TIMESTAMP_NTZ instead of TIMESTAMP_TZ.
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Use case
When migrating data from Oracle to Snowflake, the default behavior sets date columns to TIMESTAMP_TZ. In many cases, it is more desirable to use TIMESTAMP_NTZ to avoid timezone-related complications and align with existing data standards in Snowflake.
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