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[SPARK-38332][SQL] Add the DATEADD() and DATE_ADD() aliases for TIMESTAMPADD()
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Add DATEADD
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Add DATEADD to docs/sql-ref-ansi-compliance.md
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Add tests to date.sql
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Add the date_add alias
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Re-gen datetime-legacy.sql.out
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I think the convention is if the third argument is of type DATE the expression's return type is:
DATE if the unit is DAY or larger
TIMESTAMP if the unit is smaller than DAY i.e. (HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND, etc...)
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I don't think we should do such kind of changes in the PR which just introduces aliases. Let's do that separately w/ tests if the feature is supported by other DBMSs as well.
Also I would prefer to not link such changes to
DATEADDsince they affectTIMESTAMPADD. It is slightly strange to me that a timestamp function will return date type. Let's discuss this separately.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Do you mean timestampadd can take date inputs but dateadd can't take timestamp inputs? Then it's not a simple alias any more.
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@cloud-fan no both expressions can take date and timestamp inputs it is just a simple alias.
@MaxGekk yes I agree fixing it in a separate PR makes sense.