diff --git a/test/JDBC/expected/BABEL-3953-datetrunc-vu-verify.out b/test/JDBC/expected/BABEL-3953-datetrunc-vu-verify.out
index fbfd5fc298..4c15424174 100644
--- a/test/JDBC/expected/BABEL-3953-datetrunc-vu-verify.out
+++ b/test/JDBC/expected/BABEL-3953-datetrunc-vu-verify.out
@@ -194,6 +194,13 @@ datetime2
 
 ~~ERROR (Message: 'NULL' is not a recognized datetrunc option.)~~
 
+select datetrunc('year',CAST('2020-01-01' as date))
+go
+~~START~~
+date
+2020-01-01
+~~END~~
+
 select datetrunc(year, null) as dt3
 GO
 ~~START~~
@@ -241,6 +248,18 @@ numeric
 ~~ERROR (Message: Argument data type 'numeric' is invalid for argument 2 of datetrunc function.)~~
 
 
+-- postgres support 6 digits of fractional time-scale so the bbf output will differ
+-- in the last fractional second digit from t-sql. bbf- 2021-12-08 11:30:15.1234570
+-- tsql- 2021-12-08 11:30:15.1234560
+DECLARE @d datetime2 = '2021-12-08 11:30:15.1234567';
+SELECT 'Microsecond', DATETRUNC(microsecond, @d);
+Go
+~~START~~
+varchar#!#datetime2
+Microsecond#!#2021-12-08 11:30:15.1234570
+~~END~~
+
+
 DECLARE @test_date date;
 SET @test_date = '1998-09-12';
 SELECT datetrunc(week, @test_date);
diff --git a/test/JDBC/input/functions/BABEL-3953-datetrunc-vu-verify.sql b/test/JDBC/input/functions/BABEL-3953-datetrunc-vu-verify.sql
index 935b224def..ebefb27462 100644
--- a/test/JDBC/input/functions/BABEL-3953-datetrunc-vu-verify.sql
+++ b/test/JDBC/input/functions/BABEL-3953-datetrunc-vu-verify.sql
@@ -68,6 +68,8 @@ select datetrunc('NULL', null) as dt1
 GO
 select datetrunc('NULL', 'NULL') as dt1
 GO
+select datetrunc('year',CAST('2020-01-01' as date))
+go
 select datetrunc(year, null) as dt3
 GO
 select datetrunc(years, null) as dt4
@@ -81,6 +83,13 @@ GO
 select datetrunc(hour, 2020.0)
 GO
 
+-- postgres support 6 digits of fractional time-scale so the bbf output will differ
+-- in the last fractional second digit from t-sql. bbf- 2021-12-08 11:30:15.1234570
+-- tsql- 2021-12-08 11:30:15.1234560
+DECLARE @d datetime2 = '2021-12-08 11:30:15.1234567';
+SELECT 'Microsecond', DATETRUNC(microsecond, @d);
+Go
+
 DECLARE @test_date date;
 SET @test_date = '1998-09-12';
 SELECT datetrunc(week, @test_date);