Code Inspection: Builtin functions
Reports truncations of string arguments in ISNULL functions.
The ISNULL syntax is ISNULL(check_expression, replacement_value)
.
According to ISNULL at docs.microsoft.com, replacement_value
will be truncated if replacement_value
is longer than check_expression
.
Example (Microsoft SQL Server):
DECLARE @name1 VARCHAR(2) = NULL;
DECLARE @name2 VARCHAR(10) = 'Example';
DECLARE @name3 VARCHAR(2) = 'Hi';
-- `@name2` is VARCHAR(10) and will be truncated
SELECT ISNULL(@name1, @name2);
-- `@name3` is VARCHAR(2) as `@name1` and will not be truncated
SELECT ISNULL(@name1, @name3);
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Last modified: 25 March 2024