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34 changes: 34 additions & 0 deletions docs/src/main/sphinx/connector/postgresql.rst
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Type mapping
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The data type mappings are as follows:

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PostgreSQL Trino Notes
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``BIT`` ``BOOLEAN``
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PostgreSQL has a real boolean type too.

Also do we properly handle bit(n) in the connector?

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Also do we properly handle bit(n) in the connector?

I don't think so.

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``BOOLEAN`` ``BOOLEAN``
``SMALLINT`` ``SMALLINT``
``INTEGER`` ``INTEGER``
``BIGINT`` ``BIGINT``
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This reminds that we should probably also test smallserial, serial and bigserial types too.

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``REAL`` ``DATE``
``DOUBLE`` ``DOUBLE``
``NUMERIC(p, s)`` ``DECIMAL(p, s)`` ``DECIMAL(p, s)`` is an alias of ``NUMERIC(p, s)``.
See :ref:`postgresql-decimal-type-handling` for more information.
``CHAR(n)`` ``CHAR(n)``
``VARCHAR(n)`` ``VARCHAR(n)``
``ENUM`` ``VARCHAR``
``BINARY`` ``VARBINARY``
``DATE`` ``DATE``
``TIME(n)`` ``TIME(n)``
``TIMESTAMP(n)`` ``TIMESTAMP(n)``
``TIMESTAMPTZ(n)`` ``TIMESTAMP(n) WITH TIME ZONE``
``MONEY`` ``VARCHAR``
``UUID`` ``UUID``
``JSON`` ``JSON``
``JSONB`` ``JSON``
``HSTORE`` ``MAP(VARCHAR, VARCHAR)``
``ARRAY`` Disabled, ``ARRAY`` or ``JSON`` See :ref:`postgresql-array-type-handling` for more information.
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.. _postgresql-decimal-type-handling:

Decimal type handling
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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``UP``, ``DOWN``, ``CEILING``, ``FLOOR``, ``HALF_UP``, ``HALF_DOWN``, or ``HALF_EVEN``
(see `RoundingMode <https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/11/docs/api/java.base/java/math/RoundingMode.html#enum.constant.summary>`_).

.. _postgresql-array-type-handling:

Array type handling
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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