Replication And DayLight Saving (Timezone) (Doc ID 2254765.1)

Last updated on APRIL 08, 2021

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MySQL Server - Version 5.6 and later
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Describe how to deal with potential replication issue, due to timezone, and how replication deals with time zones.

Example: in a replication setup from the source time zone in Indian Standard Time (IST) and the replica is in Eastern Standard Time (EST). On the date time 12-03-2017 02:00:00 IST getting an invalid timestamp data type during 1 hour, after 03:00:00 replication starts working without any issue.

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Replication And DayLight Saving (Timezone) (Doc ID 2254765.1)

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