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SELECT @@global.time_zone, @@session.time_zone;
Hello Michel,
what happens if you add the timezone configuration to the schema value within the installer?

Database schema:
Marcel
what happens if you add the timezone configuration to the schema value within the installer?

Database schema:
db?useTimezone=true&serverTimezone=America/Sao_Paulo
Please note, that you need to exchange 'db' with your schema name.
If you are still getting the error please provide some additional information:
Marcel
Hi Michel,
this is the log of the MySQL Server. I would need the log file of the RapidMiner Server.
The log file I'm looking for is stored in the Server Home Folder (\log\server.log). The default location on windows is
Cheers,
Marcel
this is the log of the MySQL Server. I would need the log file of the RapidMiner Server.
The log file I'm looking for is stored in the Server Home Folder (\log\server.log). The default location on windows is
C:\Users\<user-home>\rapidminer-server\rapidminer-server-home\<br>
Cheers,
Marcel
It seems that the Java VM cannot allocate the defined amount of memory.
You can define the memory limit in the Server Home Folder (\configuration\max-memory.conf). But please make sure to fulfill the System Requirements.
You can define the memory limit in the Server Home Folder (\configuration\max-memory.conf). But please make sure to fulfill the System Requirements.
you can overwrite the timezone setting under Connections -> Manage Database Connections
Select the connection that has the issue and append ?serverTimezone=America/Sao_Paulo to the "Database scheme" field.
If the field already contains a questionmark use an ampersand instead.
For some JDBC drivers there is also a timezone setting under "Advanced..." available.
Greetings,
Jonas