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 see that deep under the hood, say when communicating with Amazon > Redshift, a BigInt or INT8 is treated as a Double, and if passed a "NaN" > the value passed is treated as Double.NaN, which gets casted around and > passed into Long.valueOf, which safely converts my NaN to a 0. > > I see no API hooks to disable this conversion. Is there anything I can do > to force JOOQ to keep the NaN regardless of datatype and SQL dialect? > > Thanks folks, > -Charlie >
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