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docs/general-reference/release-notes/release-notes.md

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 <!--- FIR-29660 --->**Range violation implement for import of parquet INT columns into PDGATE columns**
 
-Reading of Parquet/ORC integer columns will now not be allowed if the external table specifies the types of those columns to be one of the new `DATE`, `TIMESTAMP`, `TIMESTAMPTZ` types. The examples below assume that the new `DATE` and `TIMESTAMP` types are already enforced for you. If not, use `PGDATE` instead of `DATE`, `TIMESTAMPTZ` instead of `TIMESTAMP`, and 'to_timestamptz()' instead of 'to_timestamp()'.
+Reading of Parquet/ORC integer columns will now not be allowed if the external table specifies the types of those columns to be one of the new `DATE`, `TIMESTAMP`, `TIMESTAMPTZ` types. The examples below assume that the new `DATE` and `TIMESTAMP` types are already enforced for you. If not, use `PGDATE` instead of `DATE`, `TIMESTAMPTZ` instead of `TIMESTAMP`, and `to_timestamptz()` instead of `to_timestamp()`.
 
 If you want to cast integer 42 to a date, you should use: `SELECT '1970-01-01'::DATE + 42;  --> '1970-02-12'::DATE`
 If you want to cast integer 42 to a TIMESTAMP, you should use: `SELECT to_timestamp(42) AT TIME ZONE 'UTC';  --> 1970-01-01 00:00:42`