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[Fix](planner) fix ScalarType.getAssignmentCompatibleType() when deal boolean and decimal #34435
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… boolean and decimal (#34435) The legacy planner encounters issues when handling filters such as: c1(boolean type)=0.0(decimalv3). The literal 0.0 is interpreted as decimalv3(1,1), and the boolean type c1 is coerced to decimalv3(1,1). decimalv3(1,1) can only retain values in the range [0,1), while the boolean true is represented as 1, exceeding the upper bound, thus causing an overflow problem. This pull request addresses this issue by considering the boolean type as decimalv3(1,0), making both c1 and 0.0 being cast to decimal(2,1). Co-authored-by: feiniaofeiafei <moailing@selectdb.com>
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… boolean and decimal (apache#34435) The legacy planner encounters issues when handling filters such as: c1(boolean type)=0.0(decimalv3). The literal 0.0 is interpreted as decimalv3(1,1), and the boolean type c1 is coerced to decimalv3(1,1). decimalv3(1,1) can only retain values in the range [0,1), while the boolean true is represented as 1, exceeding the upper bound, thus causing an overflow problem. This pull request addresses this issue by considering the boolean type as decimalv3(1,0), making both c1 and 0.0 being cast to decimal(2,1). Co-authored-by: feiniaofeiafei <moailing@selectdb.com>
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… boolean and decimal (#34636) cherry-pick to branch-2.0 from #34435 The legacy planner encounters issues when handling filters such as: c1(boolean type)=0.0(decimalv3). The literal 0.0 is interpreted as decimalv3(1,1), and the boolean type c1 is coerced to decimalv3(1,1). decimalv3(1,1) can only retain values in the range [0,1), while the boolean true is represented as 1, exceeding the upper bound, thus causing an overflow problem. This pull request addresses this issue by considering the boolean type as decimalv3(1,0), making both c1 and 0.0 being cast to decimal(2,1).
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… boolean and decimal (apache#34636) cherry-pick to branch-2.0 from apache#34435 The legacy planner encounters issues when handling filters such as: c1(boolean type)=0.0(decimalv3). The literal 0.0 is interpreted as decimalv3(1,1), and the boolean type c1 is coerced to decimalv3(1,1). decimalv3(1,1) can only retain values in the range [0,1), while the boolean true is represented as 1, exceeding the upper bound, thus causing an overflow problem. This pull request addresses this issue by considering the boolean type as decimalv3(1,0), making both c1 and 0.0 being cast to decimal(2,1).
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The legacy planner encounters issues when handling filters such as: c1(boolean type)=0.0(decimalv3).
The literal 0.0 is interpreted as decimalv3(1,1), and the boolean type c1 is coerced to decimalv3(1,1).
decimalv3(1,1) can only retain values in the range [0,1), while the boolean true is represented as 1, exceeding the upper bound, thus causing an overflow problem.
This pull request addresses this issue by considering the boolean type as decimalv3(1,0), making both c1 and 0.0 being cast to decimal(2,1).