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What happened
According to the JDK JDBC interface, when converting to a primitive type, if the column value was null, the returned values would be the default value of the corresponding primitive type. For example if the value of an type int in MySQL database is null, but in Hive it will be 0. This is a bug.
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What happened
According to the JDK JDBC interface, when converting to a primitive type, if the column value was
null
, the returned values would be the default value of the corresponding primitive type. For example if the value of an typeint
in MySQL database isnull
, but in Hive it will be 0. This is a bug.SeaTunnel Version
2.3.3
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