Hi all,
my name is Jacopo Cappellato, I'm one of the developers of the OFBiz
project (www.ofbiz.org), that will soon start the incubation process.
OFBiz is using DerbyDb as the default db and it works pretty well even
if we have found some minor issues.
One of these is the way numbers are approximated when inserted in
numeric fields.
Namely, DerbyDB truncates the values inserted in a numeric field instead
of approximating them
(http://db.apache.org/derby/docs/10.0/manuals/reference/sqlj132.html).
Since the general approach in OFBiz is that of using db approximations
(instead of doing them in the code), this is not a good thing because
other databases (e.g. MaxDB/SapDB) perform approximations instead of
truncations in the same situations.
So switching from DerbyDB to another one could lead to different
calculations.
Is there a way to configure the way approximations are done? Is it
something that should be fixed?
Thanks,
Jacopo
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