Add support for zero dates in mysql mapping#6750
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Signed-off-by: Divyansh Bokadia <dbokadia@amazon.com>
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Description
Add support for MySQL zero-in-date values in
TemporalTypeHandler.MySQL allows dates with zero components (e.g., 1999-00-20, 2024-05-00, 0000-01-12) when
NO_ZERO_IN_DATESQL mode is not enabled. Currently, TemporalTypeHandler only handles the full zero date0000-00-00and throws IllegalArgumentException for partial zero dates, causing the entire Parquet file to fail during RDS S3 export ingestion.This change:
Extends handleDate() to return null for any date with a zero year (0000), zero month (-00-), or zero day (-00)
Extends handleDateTime() to apply the zero-component check on the date portion for DATETIME values
since TIMESTAMP only permits the full zero timestamp (0000-00-00 00:00:00), not partial zeros.
Reference: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/9.6/en/datetime.html
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