jones-ndb
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Native NDB (MySQL Cluster) Service Provider for Database Jones
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JavaScript
/*
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reserved.
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*/
;
/**********************
This is the standard TypeConverter class used with DATETIME columns
in the Ndb Adapter.
DATETIME columns are read and written using a MySQLTime structure,
which provides lossless interchange.
This Converter converts between MySQLTime and standard JavaScript Date.
While convenient, such a conversion can result in lost precision.
JavaSCript Date supports millisecond precision, while MySQL DATETIME
can support up to microsecond precision.
An application can override this converter and use MySQLTime directly:
sessionFactory.registerTypeConverter("DATETIME", null);
Or replace this converter with a custom one:
sessionFactory.registerTypeConverter("DATETIME", myConverterClass);
************************/
var jones = require("database-jones"),
MySQLTime = require(jones.common.MySQLTime),
udebug = unified_debug.getLogger("NdbDatetimeConverter.js");
exports.toDB = function(jsdate) {
var dbtime;
if(typeof jsdate === 'object') {
dbtime = new MySQLTime().initializeFromJsDateLocal(jsdate);
} else if(jsdate === null) {
dbtime = null;
}
return dbtime;
};
exports.fromDB = function(dbTime) {
if(dbTime === null) {
return null;
}
if(typeof dbTime === 'object') {
return MySQLTime.initializeFromNdb(dbTime).toJsDateLocal();
}
};