Fix how pdoAggregator logs the day that was aggregated.
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Description
Currently, if
pdoAggregatoris used to aggregate a single day, the day it displays in the log is off by one. I noticed this when manually aggregating a day (2016-11-01) of Gateways data:That should instead be
01 11 2016.This is because the
Y00zformat string counts days of the year starting at zero, but MySQLDAYOFYEARcounts starting at one.This PR fixes how the day is displayed.
Tests performed
Tested by aggregating a day of Gateways records on
xdmod-devand confirming the displayed day is correct.Checklist: