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Setting use_deprecated_int96_timestamps=True when writing the Parquet file tells PyArrow to store timestamp data
using the INT96 data type, which can represent nanosecond precision and is often used for compatibility with Apache Spark.
We need ns precision for time. Not sure if this can be fixed in the table itself. Documenting it for now.
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Writing the table generates an error:
Setting use_deprecated_int96_timestamps is a workaround.
From docs:
We need ns precision for time. Not sure if this can be fixed in the table itself. Documenting it for now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: