Cassandra: dbeaver displays the day prior for all date columns in results.

Version 4.04. I query for the July 3 and Dbeaver displays July 2! This does not happen with native cqlsh or Toad.

`CREATE KEYSPACE test WITH replication = {‘class’: ‘SimpleStrategy’, ‘replication_factor’: ‘1’} AND durable_writes = true;;

CREATE TYPE test.udt_citystate ( city text, state text );

CREATE TABLE test.people ( Name text, date date, citystate FROZEN<udt_citystate>, PRIMARY KEY (Name, date));

insert into test.people (Name,date,citystate) values (‘FRED’,‘2017-07-03’,{city:‘Houston’,state:‘Texas’}); select * from test.people where name = ‘FRED’ and date = ‘2017-07-03’;`

[serge-rider]

This is MySQL-specific. In some cases recent MySQL driver (8.*) cant recognize server timezone properly and thus interprets timezones incorrectly. Workaround: set driver property “serverTimezone” in driver properties to a correct value. Valid timezone list: https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/wiki/JDBC-Time-Zones

I think I’ll add timezone selector in the main MySQL connection properties page.

Another workaround is to downgrade MySQL driver to 5.x version (note: it is not fully compatible with MySQL 8.* servers).

[yanirmor]

Hi Serge, Thank you for the fast response and implementation in v5.1.2! Unfortunately the issue persists even after changing the serverTimezone to UTC (through either the “Driver properties” or the new “Server Time Zone:” feature)

If you have any other advice on how to solve this I would really appreciate it!

DB timezone: UTC MySQL version: 5.6.39-log Driver: mysql:mysql-connector-java:RELEASE [5.1.44]

Thanks again!