The jdbc input will automatically convert a date column fetched from the DB to a LogStash::Timestamp, no date filter required. And yes, that is usually a good thing.
It can be changed to a string in any desired date using ruby+strftime.
The jdbc input will automatically convert a date column fetched from the DB to a LogStash::Timestamp, no date filter required. And yes, that is usually a good thing.
It can be changed to a string in any desired date using ruby+strftime.
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