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feat: support type TimeStamp #271

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@wszhdshys wszhdshys commented Jul 19, 2025

What problem does this PR solve?

Timestamp types that support precision and time zones, as well as conversion of related types, are implemented. Added precision support for the time type. current_timestamp function added.

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  • Performance regression: Consumes more CPU
  • Performance regression: Consumes more Memory
  • Breaking backward compatibility

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…as conversion of related types, are implemented. Added precision support for the Time type. current_timestamp function added
@KKould KKould self-requested a review July 19, 2025 08:33
@KKould KKould added the enhancement New feature or request label Jul 19, 2025
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amazing

@KKould KKould merged commit 2d46b69 into KipData:main Jul 20, 2025
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