That's what I ended up doing too, for my MariaDB (MySQL derivative) DB:
CONVERT_TZ('${dataimporter.last_index_time}','${user.timezone}','${
custom.dataimporter.datasource.tz}')
user.timezone is Solr's time zone and custom.dataimporter.datasource.tz is
a property I set on startup.
The other optio
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Subject: [bulk]: [bulk]: Re: Dates and DataImportHandler
As far as I understood, you can use the locale so that DIH saves the last index
time for the given time zone and not for UTC. So if you set the locale
according to the timezone of your DB you don't need to convert dates for
comparison
As far as I understood, you can use the locale so that DIH saves the last index
time for the given time zone and not for UTC. So if you set the locale
according to the timezone of your DB you don't need to convert dates for
comparison.
But for me it's not working because every time I include s
