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The dplyr translation does not currently support the floor_date() function. Should it be mapped to the TIMESTAMP_TRUNC sql statement? The POSIXt objects are mapped to TIMESTAMP and not DATETIME so I think TIMESTAMP_TRUNC is best.
This is derived from dbplyr's translation for Postgres.
I'm not sure how it would handle the translation of the timezone argument to TIMESTAMP_TRUNC because floor_date() does not support a timezone argument.
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The dplyr translation does not currently support the
floor_date()
function. Should it be mapped to theTIMESTAMP_TRUNC
sql statement? The POSIXt objects are mapped to TIMESTAMP and not DATETIME so I think TIMESTAMP_TRUNC is best.This is derived from dbplyr's translation for Postgres.
I'm not sure how it would handle the translation of the timezone argument to TIMESTAMP_TRUNC because
floor_date()
does not support a timezone argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: