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What Should I Do If the Data Type of Fields timestamp and data Is Incorrect During Data Synchronization Between Hive and MySQL?

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What should I do if the data type of fields timestamp and data is incorrect during data synchronization between Hive and MySQL?

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Forcibly convert the data type of the timestamp field in the Sqoop source package to be the same as that in Hive.
Change the data type of the timestamp field in Hive to String.

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