Hi Lukas,
Thank you for the explanation, and information! I will have a look at the
custom bindings link that you provided.
I definitely don't want to turn off all of JOOQ's type conversion, but I am
aiming to find a way to force it to not convert in the case of NaN.
As we discussed, that is
Hi Charlie,
Thanks for explaining. I think I see now what you're trying to do,
although, I'm not sure why you're doing it. In any case, here's the
explanation of the current behaviour:
jOOQ tries to implement as useful data type specific behaviour as possible,
if the column data type (as in
Hi Lukas,
Thanks so much for responding to me! For starters, I agree with you. I
think what I am trying to do sort of goes against what JOOQ is trying to do.
Yes, sometimes I definitely ramble and think aloud as I go along :-)
Before I start a new message, I'll describe the issue in a minimal
Hi Charles,
Thank you very much for your messages. I see, you've been kinda having a
conversation with yourself. :)
In order to get to the same level, would you mind starting a new
conversation again with the current state of your findings? Also, do not
yet make any assumptions about a possible
LOL, nope...I was wrong. It was not preserved.
On Friday, April 6, 2018 at 11:18:39 AM UTC-7, Charles Henry wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I realize that one of the purposes of JOOQ is to ensure safe datatype
> conversions, and this question may be flying in the face of the purpose of
> JOOQ.
>
> I
Hi folks,
It appears as though if I tweak the StatementType from
StatementType.PREPARED_STATEMENT to StatementType.STATIC_STATEMENT
that my NaN is preserved. I need to investigate more as to why, but this
looks promising. Any opinions or experience, is still more than
appreciated.
Thanks
Hi folks,
In addition, I should note that when I examine the DSLContext which
performs the insertInto, I don't see anything in the Settings parameter
that would allow me to switch off the type conversion.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-Charlie
On Friday, April 6, 2018 at 11:18:39
