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How Do I Handle Invalid Values During Value Comparison from MySQL to MySQL?

Some data types of MySQL databases may have invalid values. For example, the date, timestamp, and datetime types can store 0000-00-00 data. DRS compares invalid data that is not supported by Java types as NULL values.

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