[fix](exec) Return Thrift DATETIME as naive Arrow timestamp - #67232
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Thrift external scanner responses encoded Doris
DATETIMEvalues with the BE session timezone in the Arrow schema. This made clients interpret wall-clock values as instants and could introduce an eight-hour offset. The MemoryScratch sink now uses the existing naive-timestamp conversion forDATETIMEV2, while preserving timezone-awareTIMESTAMPTZbehavior.Release note
DATETIMEvalues returned through the Thrift external scanner are represented as timezone-naive Arrow timestamps.Check List (For Author)
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