The same SQL syntax
interval '5 months'
interval '5 days 3 nanoseconds'
Produces two different data types.
❯ select arrow_typeof(interval '5 months'),
arrow_typeof(interval '5 days 3 nanoseconds')
;
+-------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| arrowtypeof(IntervalYearMonth("5")) | arrowtypeof(IntervalMonthDayNano("92233720368547758083")) |
+-------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| Interval(YearMonth) | Interval(MonthDayNano) |
+-------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------+I would like it it to produce the same datatype always (in this case IntervalMonthDayNano) so that it has the same type as the SQL INTERVAL typed, added in #5792
this is inconsistent with '5 days 3 nanoseconds'::interval, an explicit cast to interval.
The same SQL syntax
Produces two different data types.
I would like it it to produce the same datatype always (in this case
IntervalMonthDayNano) so that it has the same type as the SQLINTERVALtyped, added in #5792this is inconsistent with
'5 days 3 nanoseconds'::interval, an explicit cast to interval.