inserting Datetime in grakn

[dhirajgite]

Description

I have added a DateTime data in grakn as follow $a isa entity, has date 2021-02-23T00:00:00

but when I query the database it returns the date as 2021-02-23 05:30:00

it should be like this 2021-02-23 00:00:00

when added time as 2021-02-23T07:00:00 it returns 2021-02-23 12:30:00

Environment

1. OS (where Grakn server runs): Windows 10
2. Grakn version (and platform): 2.0.0-alpha-6
3. Grakn client: 2.0.0a6

Expected Output

2021-02-23 00:00:00

2021-02-23 07:00:00

Actual Output

2021-02-23 05:30:00

2021-02-23 12:30:00

[haikalpribadi]

Thanks for raising the issue, @dhirajgite. I've tried reproducing the issue on my side, but it does not seem to show what you see. When I insert 2021-02-23T00:00:00, I get back the same value when I read it from storage. May I ask what timezone you're in and what is set on your computer? May I also ask where you did the database interactions - client drivers or console? It's possible that the value you inserted and retrieved are correct, but when displayed onto screen, it's converted to your local time.

[dhirajgite]

@haikalpribadi Thanks for the response

My timezone is India Standard Time UTC+5:30

for interactions with the database, I am using Python Client

[haikalpribadi]

I've set the time on my computer to India Standard Time, and tested inserting and reading a date through the Grakn Console, which goes through client-java, protocol, server, and back, and the issue does not show up, @dhirajgite.

haikalpribadi:graknlabs/grakn % ./dist/grakn-core-all-mac/grakn console

Welcome to Grakn Console. You are now in Grakn Wonderland!
Copyright (C) 2021 Grakn Labs

> database list
dNo databases are present on the server.
> database create grakn
Database 'grakn' created
> transaction grakn schema write
grakn::schema::write> define date sub attribute, value datetime;

Concepts have been defined
grakn::schema::write> commit
Transaction changes committed
> transaction grakn data write
grakn::data::write> insert $x 2021-02-23T00:00:00 isa date;

{ $x 2021-02-23T00:00 isa date; }
answers: 1, duration: 138 ms
grakn::data::write> match $x isa date;

{ $x 2021-02-23T00:00 isa date; }
answers: 1, duration: 111 ms

Can you recreate a small piece of code and push it to a public repo, and link it here, @dhirajgite? So I can get a complete reproducible scenario to debug the problem?

[dhirajgite]

Please find an output I receive when using grakn console

Welcome to Grakn Console. You are now in Grakn Wonderland!
Copyright (C) 2021 Grakn Labs

> database create test
Database 'test' created
> transaction test schema write
test::schema::write> define
                     data sub entity,
                     owns date;
                     date sub attribute, value datetime;

Concepts have been defined
test::schema::write> commit
Transaction changes committed
> transaction test data write
test::data::write> insert $data isa data, has date 2021-03-01T00:00:00;

{ $data ←[34miid←[0m 0x966e80017fffffffffffffff ←[34misa←[0m ←[35mdata←[0m; }
answers: 1, duration: 72 ms
test::data::write> commit
Transaction changes committed
> transaction test data read
test::data::read> match
                  $data isa data,
                  has date $x;
                  get $x;

{ $x 2021-03-01T00:00 ←[34misa←[0m ←[35mdate←[0m; }
answers: 1, duration: 40 ms
test::data::read>

But When I use python client to query the same database I get the following output

class GraphDatabase(object):

    def __init__(self, keyspace = "test"):
        self.keyspace = keyspace

    def _execute_entity_query(self, query, entity_type):

        with GraknClient.core() as client:
            with client.session(self.keyspace, SessionType.DATA) as session:
                 with session.transaction(TransactionType.READ) as tx:
                    print("Executing Graql Query: " + query)
                    result_iter = tx.query().match(query)
                    entities = []
                    for concept in result_iter:
                        ent = {}
                        entity = concept.map().get(entity_type)
                        for i in entity.as_remote(tx).get_has():
                            ent[i.as_remote(tx).get_type()._label] = i._value
                        entities.append(ent)
                    return entities

q = '''
    match
    $data isa data,
    has date $x;
    get $data;
    '''
a = GraphDatabase()
b = a._execute_entity_query(q, "data")
print(b[0]['date'])


Outputs Following Results
Executing Graql Query: 
    match
    $data isa data,
    has date $x;
    get $data;

2021-03-01 05:30:00

[haikalpribadi]

Thanks for sharing the code, @dhirajgite . @alexjpwalker will look into this issue soon.