Closed matcracker closed 2 years ago
it shouldn't make any difference because mysql will automatically handle behind the scenes.
I'm thinking if it's better to add a ?
modifier to the PSF syntax so that null is not allowed normally.
speaking of that... I thought I already added that? or did I misremember?
oh wait, I didn't rightly specify in the PR description. This bug is only generated when using raw
functions. The null value is already handled in the PSF (like ?string
)
What is passed from the normal execute functions if it is nullable?
It is passed as "NULL" . I tried to do the same but it always considers it as string.
But why is this different from the usual one? That sounds fishy.
Why is it
s
to be specific?