Why Does My MySQL CONVERT_TZ Function Return NULL?
Dec 03, 2024 am 12:59 AMCONVERT_TZ Function Returns Null
When attempting to use the CONVERT_TZ function in a MySQL query to convert a timestamp from one time zone to another, some users encounter a puzzling issue: the result is null.
Solution:
This occurs if the MySQL time zone table has not been loaded. To resolve this, execute the following command:
mysql_tzinfo_to_sql /usr/share/zoneinfo | mysql -u root -p mysql
In this command, mysql represents the built-in database that stores MySQL-specific configuration data. By running this command, you import the time zone data into the MySQL database, enabling the CONVERT_TZ function to operate correctly.
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