fix crash in fixeddecimalaggstateserialize and fixeddecimalaggstatedeserialize for parallel queries #1999
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Description
In parallel query context, variables
state
andsstate
can beNULL
in functionsfixeddecimalaggstateserialize
andfixeddecimalaggstatedeserialize
respectively. This scenario was not handled properly in functionsfixeddecimalaggstateserialize
andfixeddecimalaggstatedeserialize
. This PR adds a check in these functions which will handle thisNULL
value scenario.Also removed babel_money test from parallel_query_jdbc_schedule file, as the crash will be resolved by this PR.
Signed-off-by: Rohit Bhagat [email protected]
Issues Resolved
BABEL-4261
Test Scenarios Covered
Use case based - YES
Boundary conditions - NA
Arbitrary inputs - NA
Negative test cases - NA
Minor version upgrade tests - NA
Major version upgrade tests - NA
Performance tests - NA
Tooling impact - NA
Client tests - NA
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