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Sergey Shelukhin updated HIVE-13963:
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Description:
See HIVE-13957.
The default precision and scale for the implicit decimal cast are max,max, ie
38,38. Those don't do what the code may assume they do. All the values >=1
become invalid and precision-scale enforcement automatically converts them to
null.
We need to
1) Validate when this happens in/after the conversion code and bail;
2) Or, derive precision and scale from the constants themselves so they all
fit, instead;
3) Or, derive it from the type of whatever caused the conversion in the first
place (e.g. IN column decimal); however, this could be function-specific (e.g.
IN just needs equality, BETWEEN would need at least one extra digit,
arithmetic, if this ever happens, would need everything, etc.);
4) Something else? :)
was:
See HIVE-13957.
The default precision and scale for the implicit decimal cast are max,max, ie
38,38. Those don't do what the code may assume they do. All the values > 0
become invalid and precision-scale enforcement automatically converts them to
null.
We need to
1) Validate when this happens in/after the conversion code and bail;
2) Or, derive precision and scale from the constants themselves so they all
fit, instead;
3) Or, derive it from the type of whatever caused the conversion in the first
place (e.g. IN column decimal); however, this could be function-specific (e.g.
IN just needs equality, BETWEEN would need at least one extra digit,
arithmetic, if this ever happens, would need everything, etc.);
4) Something else? :)
> vectorization - string arguments may be converted to decimal null
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>
> Key: HIVE-13963
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-13963
> Project: Hive
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Sergey Shelukhin
> Assignee: Matt McCline
> Priority: Critical
>
> See HIVE-13957.
> The default precision and scale for the implicit decimal cast are max,max, ie
> 38,38. Those don't do what the code may assume they do. All the values >=1
> become invalid and precision-scale enforcement automatically converts them to
> null.
> We need to
> 1) Validate when this happens in/after the conversion code and bail;
> 2) Or, derive precision and scale from the constants themselves so they all
> fit, instead;
> 3) Or, derive it from the type of whatever caused the conversion in the first
> place (e.g. IN column decimal); however, this could be function-specific
> (e.g. IN just needs equality, BETWEEN would need at least one extra digit,
> arithmetic, if this ever happens, would need everything, etc.);
> 4) Something else? :)
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