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fix: preserve types in NVL and IFNULL - #26047
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Closing this as a duplicate of #25964, which addresses the same NVL/IFNULL type coercion issue and includes coverage for decimal precision, temporal types, and existing coercion behavior. |
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Which issue does this PR close?
nvl/ifnullconvert decimals to Float64 and timestamps and dates to strings #25947Rationale for this change
NVL and IFNULL could coerce DECIMAL values to Float64, losing precision, and DATE/TIMESTAMP values to Utf8. This differs from COALESCE and prevents type-specific operations such as timestamp arithmetic.
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NVL and IFNULL preserve decimal, date, and timestamp types instead of converting them to Float64 or Utf8.