Fixed conversion of LocalDateTime and LocalTime to String in Bulk Copy #1640
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We should also extend testBulkCopyDateTimePrecision added in #1559 to include data that this fix is covering.
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…icrosoft#1640) * Use DateTimeFormatter to convert LocalDateTime and LocalTime to String * Streamlining toString calls and adding tests * Changed string pattern to match expected precision * Formatting * Formatting Co-authored-by: Joe Chu <5282594+joechu1@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: David Engel <v-davidengel@microsoft.com>
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When writing a LocalDateTime with bulk copy, the driver may return an error when second-of-minute and nano-of-second is 0:
When time units to the right of the minute are all 0's, the LocalDateTime.toString() will simplify the string format to uuuu-MM-dd'T'HH:mm, which SQL Server is not able to process due to the missing seconds. This PR changes the string conversion to use the DateTimeFormatter and ensures that it includes the necessary padding.
For example:
Note that this is very similar to PR #1485.