Ann,
see inline question.
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> Falcon represents several MySQL data types as unscaled integer: tiny, short, int24,
> long,
> longlong, year, enum, set, and bit. Numeric and decimal values less than 19 digits
> with a
> scale of zero are also stored as unscaled integers.
>
> Unscaled integers between 10 and 31 are represented by distinct types. Regardless of
>
> the declaration of the field tinyint, smallint, int, or bigint, if the value is
> between 10
> and 31, the field is represented by a single byte. For example, any integer field
> with a
> value of zero is represented by edsInt0, any integer field with the value 22 is
> represented
> as edsInt22, and any integer field with the value 9 is represented by edsIntMinus9.
0 --> edsInt0
22 --> edsInt22
9 --> edsIntMinus9
In EncodedDataStrem.h enum DataStreamCode{} I see
edsIntMinus10, edsIntMinus9, ..., edsInt0, edsInt1, ..., edsInt31.
Now I am wondering why the value 9 is edsIntMinus9 and not edsInt9?
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