If the database server has KST (Korean Standard Time) timezone, it will complain that the timezone is unrecognized, despite the fact that the timezone is well-established and is used by more than 50 million people from South Korea. KST is technically the same as JST, so I can just workaround it by manually setting serverTimezone to JST, but it is quite annoying to do that for every server connection. And plus, it might deter some Korean friends from using this wonderful tool.
I assume that you are using MySQL.
It is a bug in MySQL driver 6.x+.
There are two workarounds:
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For DBeaver:
right-click on connection - edit connection.
Under connection settings set 'Server time zone' to your zone.Click OK
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I assume that you are using MySQL.
It is a bug in MySQL driver 6.x+.
There are two workarounds: