Fix Crash in handle_where_clause_restargets_right #2579
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Description
This commit fixes the crash in handle_where_clause_restargets_right and other functions which are used by sp_describe_undeclared_parameters. The crash was happening because we were throwing WARNING instead or ERROR. But, rather than throwing error, it's better to return 0 rows for the unsupported cases to avoid unnecessary application code errors.
We keep a flag which says whether we support the specific case or not. Based on that flag we return rows.
Issues Resolved
BABEL-4869
Signed-off-by: Shameem Ahmed [email protected]
Test Scenarios Covered
Use case based - YES
Boundary conditions - YES
Arbitrary inputs - YES
Negative test cases - YES
Minor version upgrade tests - YES
Major version upgrade tests -
Performance tests -
Tooling impact -
Client tests -
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