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types: match MySQL behavior with datetime delimiters (#17376) #17501
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LGTM
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cherry-pick #17376 to release-4.0
What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: close #17277
Problem Summary:
select date '2020-02--1'
failsWhat is changed and how it works?
types.ParseDateFormat
changed datetime splitting to match MySQL 5.7.T
are valid delimiters if they appear between time and date.-./
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).types.ParseDuration
, since it has additional validation.Check List
Backwards compatibility
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