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main=> create table test (pk int, value int, d1 decimal(4,2), c1 char(10), primary key(pk)); CREATE TABLE main=> insert into test (pk, value, d1, c1) values (0,1,2.3,'hi'); INSERT 0 1 main=> select * from test; ERROR: unsupported type DECIMAL(4,2) (errno 1105) (sqlstate HY000)
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Yeah, the Postgres protocol side does not support DECIMAL yet. I will address this issue today.
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: