Fix inconsistent formatting issue in convert function when converting from money to varchar #3360
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Description
Currently when converting from money to varchar using convert function with different style values, the result is inconsistent with the formatting. This PR will address this issue by updating the logic to handle these edge cases. The issues that will get addressed in this PR are as follows
$
before decimal instead of 0. For example, when converting value 0 with money datatype to varchar datatype.00
$.00
.0000
Cherry-picked from: #3337
Authored-by: Rohit Bhagat [email protected]
Signed-off-by: Rohit Bhagat [email protected]
Issues Resolved
BABEL-5462
Test Scenarios Covered
Use case based - YES
Boundary conditions - YES
Arbitrary inputs - NA
Negative test cases - NA
Minor version upgrade tests - YES
Major version upgrade tests - YES
Performance tests - NA
Tooling impact - NA
Client tests - YES
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