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create table a(
a smallint,
b integer,
ba int2,
bb int4,
bc int8,
bd int,
c bigint,
d real,
e double precision,
f smallserial,
g serial,
ga serial2,
gb serial4,
gc serial8,
h bigserial
);
create table b(
a float,
b float(24),
c float4,
e float8
);
create table c(
a numeric,
aa decimal,
b numeric(7),
ba decimal(7),
c numeric(7,2),
ca decimal(7,2)
);
create table d(
a money
);
create table e(
a char,
b char(7),
c character,
d character(5),
e character varying,
f character varying(8),
g varchar(9),
h varchar,
i text
);
create table f(
a bytea
);
create table g(
a date,
b interval(4),
c time(4),
d time(4) with time zone,
e time(4) without time zone,
f timestamp(4),
g timestamp(4) with time zone,
h timestamp(4) without time zone,
i timetz,
j timetz(4),
k timestamptz,
l timestamptz(4)
);
create table h(
a boolean,
b bool
);
create table i(
a point,
b line,
c lseg,
d box,
e path,
f polygon,
g circle
);
create table j(
a cidr,
b inet,
c macaddr,
d macaddr8
);
create table k(
a bit,
b bit(3),
c bit varying,
d bit varying(5)
);
create table l(
a pg_lsn
);
create table l(
a tsvector,
b tsquery
);
create table m(
a uuid
);
create table n(
a xml
);
create table o(
a json,
b jsonb
);
create table p(
a integer[],
b float[][],
c char[1],
d jsonb[3][5],
e money ARRAY,
f money ARRAY[7]
);
-- user defined data types
CREATE TYPE bar AS ENUM ('foo', 'bar');
create table q(
a bar
);
-- data type with schema
create type public.c AS ENUM ('foo', 'bar');
create table r(
a public.c
);
-- DATETIME is a valid datatype, but is not a date_time_identifier; it is only
-- potentially a user-defined type (i.e. a data_type_identifier).
CREATE TABLE a (
b DATE,
c DATETIME
);
-- from https://github.com/sqlfluff/sqlfluff/issues/2649
SELECT
b::DATETIME
FROM a;
SELECT
b,
c::DATE
FROM a;
create table test (
situation bpchar(1) null default 'A'::bpchar
);
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