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[CALCITE-6265] Type coercion is failing for numeric values in prepared statements (follow-up) #3758

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@rubenada rubenada commented Apr 12, 2024

Address some issues on the original patch (4e6a320 , via PR #3687 )
See details in CALCITE-6265

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@tindzk , could you please take a look at this PR, which addresses some issue from CALCITE-6265? (more info in the Jira ticket)

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tindzk commented Apr 15, 2024

The changes look good to me and your approach is a lot cleaner. Thanks for looking into it.

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LGTM, left only a small comment, thanks @rubenada for looking into this

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Thanks for the feedback. I have created CALCITE-6366, and reference it on the PR code.
I'll merge in the next 24h (if there's no problem on CI), if no further remarks arrive

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@rubenada rubenada added the LGTM-will-merge-soon Overall PR looks OK. Only minor things left. label Apr 16, 2024
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Address some issues on the original patch
@mihaibudiu mihaibudiu merged commit 1528014 into apache:main Apr 16, 2024
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