[Improvement](nereids) nereids uses decimal(27,9) as default decimal #13678
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Nereids use decimal(27,9) as default size.
This change is following the change in "Improvement print decimal according to the real precision and scale (#13437)"
commit: 9a3c1f0
Issue Number: close #xxx
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