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SCALAR values can now be compared with values of any other scalar type,
but cannot be implicitly cast to any other scalar type. This means that
SCALAR values cannot participate in arithmetic, bitwise operations,
concatenation, or functions that, by definition, do not accept SCALAR
values.
NUMBER values now also cannot be implicitly cast to any other numeric
type, which means that NUMBER values cannot participate in arithmetic
and bitwise operations, or in functions that, by definition, do not
accept NUMBER values.
Requested by @ImeevMA in tarantool/tarantool@bd320d3.
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SCALAR and NUMBER values in SQL
[3pt?] SCALAR and NUMBER values in SQL
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[3pt?] SCALAR and NUMBER values in SQL
[3pt] SCALAR and NUMBER values in SQL
Sep 29, 2021
Resolves#2295, #2296, #2298
Written by Peter Gulutzan
Translated by Alexandra Mirzuitova, translation reviewed by Patience Daur
Co-authored-by: Peter Gulutzan <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Alexandra Mirzuitova <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Patience Daur <[email protected]>
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Scalar and number values in SQL
Product: Tarantool
Since: 2.10.0-beta1
Root document: ? https://www.tarantool.io/en/doc/latest/reference/reference_sql/
SME: @ ImeevMA
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SCALAR values can now be compared with values of any other scalar type,
but cannot be implicitly cast to any other scalar type. This means that
SCALAR values cannot participate in arithmetic, bitwise operations,
concatenation, or functions that, by definition, do not accept SCALAR
values.
NUMBER values now also cannot be implicitly cast to any other numeric
type, which means that NUMBER values cannot participate in arithmetic
and bitwise operations, or in functions that, by definition, do not
accept NUMBER values.
Requested by @ImeevMA in tarantool/tarantool@bd320d3.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: