source-oracle-flashback: float types with precision < 18 are not string #2212
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Description:
decimal.Decimal
, which is then encoded as a JSON string. This is applied on all numeric types. When doing discovery, we were correctly discoveringNUMBER
columns with a precision of less than 18 astype: number
, and those with a higher precision astype: string, format: number
, but we were not doing the same thing forFLOAT
types (DOUBLE PRECISION
is an alias forFLOAT(126)
). Updated that code so that discovery's behavior matches the emitted values.Workflow steps:
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