On 1/07/2010, at 7:58 AM, Adrian Crum wrote: > I'm running MySQL through the field tests I introduced recently and it is > failing due to a bad fieldtypemysql.xml file. The file defines the > floating-point type like this: > > <field-type-def type="floating-point" sql-type="DECIMAL(18,6)" > java-type="Double"><validate method="isSignedDouble"/></field-type-def> > > When a floating point number is stored in that type of field, an exception is > thrown due to data truncation. > > The correct entry is: > > <field-type-def type="floating-point" sql-type="DOUBLE" > java-type="Double"><validate method="isSignedDouble"/></field-type-def> > > but changing it in the trunk is going to cause problems for anyone using > MySQL. > > Any thoughts on what we should do? > > -Adrian
What problems will it cause other than a warning at startup? If that is the only issue then I don't think it's anything to worry about, manual column type changes are regularly required of people upgrading. Regards Scott
smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature
