> Bad value for type BigDecimal : Infinity; nested exception is > org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: Bad value for type BigDecimal : Infinity > ... > Caused by: org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: Bad value for type BigDecimal > : Infinity > at org.postgresql.jdbc.PgResultSet.toBigDecimal(PgResultSet.java:3064) > at org.postgresql.jdbc.PgResultSet.toBigDecimal(PgResultSet.java:3073) > at org.postgresql.jdbc.PgResultSet.getNumeric(PgResultSet.java:2491)
I dunno, does BigDecimal have a concept of infinity? If not, this doesn't seem like something the driver can avoid for you. If it does, then something needs to be updated to be aware that PG now supports infinities in type numeric.
No, there's no way to represent +/- Infinity with a BigDecimal in Java and the driver does not have a way to deal with those values.
To read those columns, you have to call ResultSet.getString(...) and inspect that value before retrieving it as a BigDecimal.
Because of the automatic type conversions, you can run into this same issue if you call ResultSet.getBigDecimal(...) on a float column that has that a +/- Infinity value.
It's the same issue with retrieving 'NaN'::numeric as a BigDecimal. You'll get an exception as the Java type does not have a representation.
If there's a chance the values cannot be represented as BigDecimal you'll have to fetch the String value and then go from there.
