Is there any way to determine if a value can be used for a Field / DataType?
e.g.:
Field f = <a non-nullable varchar(2)>;
assert f.accepts("");
assert f.accepts("a");
assert f.accepts("ab");
assert ! f.accepts("abc");
assert ! f.accepts(null);
assert ! f.accepts();
Field g = <a nullable unsigned byte>;
assert g.accepts(null);
assert g.accepts(0);
assert g.accepts(1);
assert ! g.accepts("");
assert ! g.accepts("a");
assert ! g.accepts(-1);
assert ! g.accepts(999999);
If something like this exists, is it strict, or converting?
e.g.:
if strict, a varchar(2) column would not accept an Integer 1, but would
accept a String "1"
if converting, a varchar(2) column would accept an Integer 1
Also, is it possible for UpdateSetStep#set(Field field, T value) (and
similar methods) to throw an exception if the field cannot accept the
value? (for any reason, like nullability, data type, length, precision,
scale, etc.)
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