Fix UNIX_TIMESTAMP transpilation: add CAST(... AS TIMESTAMP) and remo…#225
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…ve FLOOR E6's TO_UNIX_TIMESTAMP only accepts TIMESTAMP/DATE types, not integers or strings. This wraps the argument in CAST(... AS TIMESTAMP) for the no-format branch. Also removes the redundant FLOOR wrapper since E6 returns milliseconds as a long and integer division by 1000 already truncates. Before: FLOOR(TO_UNIX_TIMESTAMP(column) / 1000) After: TO_UNIX_TIMESTAMP(CAST(column AS TIMESTAMP)) / 1000
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…ve FLOOR
E6's TO_UNIX_TIMESTAMP only accepts TIMESTAMP/DATE types, not integers or strings. This wraps the argument in CAST(... AS TIMESTAMP) for the no-format branch. Also removes the redundant FLOOR wrapper since E6 returns milliseconds as a long and integer division by 1000 already truncates.
Before: FLOOR(TO_UNIX_TIMESTAMP(column) / 1000)
After: TO_UNIX_TIMESTAMP(CAST(column AS TIMESTAMP)) / 1000