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What is the bug?
Scientific notation typically follows the format: $significand × 10^{exponent}$
where the $significand$ is a decimal number, and the $exponent$ is an integer. The significand can have a positive or negative sign, and the exponent can be preceded by 𝑒 or 𝐸, and can also have a positive or negative sign.
Scientific notation can be recognized in SQL, but not in PPL.
How can one reproduce the bug?
POST /_plugins/_sql
{
"query": """
SELECT 9e1;
"""
}
What is the bug?$significand × 10^{exponent}$ $significand$ is a decimal number, and the $exponent$ is an integer. The significand can have a positive or negative sign, and the exponent can be preceded by 𝑒 or 𝐸, and can also have a positive or negative sign.
Scientific notation typically follows the format:
where the
Scientific notation can be recognized in SQL, but not in PPL.
How can one reproduce the bug?
returns
90
, butthrows
SyntaxCheckException
What is the expected behavior?
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