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MonetDB has had a new November 2019 release, version 11.35.5, with a new GDK library version: v061042. The main relevant change seems to be:
The mtime module was completely rewritten, the atom types date, daytime, and timestamp were changed. Upgrade code for BATs containing these types has been implemented. The old daytime type used a 32 bit integer to record milliseconds since the start of the day. The new daytime type uses a 64 bit integer to record microseconds since the start of the day. The old date type recorded days since or before the year 1. The new daytime type records the day of the month and the number of months since the year -4712 separately in a single 32 bit integer of which only 26 bits are used. Dates now use the proleptic Gregorian calendar, meaning the normal Gregorian calendar has been extended backward, and before the year 1, we have the year 0. Both the old and new timestamp types are a combination of a daytime and a date value, but since those types have changed, the timestamp type has also changed. The new date type has a smaller range than the old. The new date range is from the year -4712 to the year 170049. During conversion of date and timestamp columns, the dates are clamped to this range.
Hopefully the aren't many changes to the gdk/ files themselves and mostly to the mtime.* module files.
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MonetDB has had a new November 2019 release, version 11.35.5, with a new GDK library version: v061042. The main relevant change seems to be:
Hopefully the aren't many changes to the
gdk/
files themselves and mostly to themtime.*
module files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: