Hi Dear friends, I'm using Metabase version 0.42.1 and my database is MySQL Ver 15.1 Distrib 10.6.7-MariaDB. my server and my database timezone is UTC but i need my reports time to be Asia/Tehran.
i try starting up Metabase with -Duser.timezone=Asia/Tehran and change time zone in admin > localization, but still get the UTC time somehow when i change 'CreatedAt' in settings Display to the link I get ( 2022-02-22T10:10:19+03:30 ) and the time not showing right. any idea how to fix this problem?
Hi @milad
Post "Diagnostic Info" from Admin > Troubleshooting.
What is the actual database column type of "CreatedAt"?
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@milad Without knowing the actual column type and what your database timezone, then it's difficult.
Try playing around with these connection strings in Admin > Databases > (your-db) > Advanced > Connection Strings:
useLegacyDatetimeCode=false&noDatetimeStringSync=true&serverTimezone=UTC
Also worth reading this: Dashboard field date filters no using reporting timezone
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sorry for late reply my account was suspended.
my database time is UTC and createdAt is current_timestamp()
thanks a lot for your reply dear flamber.
@milad There's no column type current_timestamp() - that's a function. And if you want the timezone to be UTC, then change Report Timezone to UTC.
thank you flamber , i have tried this:
Try playing around with these connection strings in Admin > Databases > (your-db) > Advanced > Connection Strings:
useLegacyDatetimeCode=false&noDatetimeStringSync=true&serverTimezone=UTC
and it worked.
i don't know how to thank you dear friend
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