WARN [Datastore] java.lang.Double jdbc-type=FLOAT

[gray380]

Hello,

Do I need to worry about the following warnings?

2022-09-26 19:21:58,464 INFO [UpgradeInitializer] Initializing upgrade framework
2022-09-26 19:22:00,068 WARN [Datastore] Default type for java type of java.lang.Float was previously jdbc-type=FLOAT but this is not provided by the JDBC driver! Please report this to the DataNucleus developers
2022-09-26 19:22:00,069 WARN [Datastore] Default type for java type of java.lang.Double was previously jdbc-type=FLOAT but this is not provided by the JDBC driver! Please report this to the DataNucleus developers
2022-09-26 19:22:03,613 INFO [PersistenceManagerFactory] Initializing persistence framework
2022-09-26 19:22:03,797 WARN [Datastore] Default type for java type of java.lang.Float was previously jdbc-type=FLOAT but this is not provided by the JDBC driver! Please report this to the DataNucleus developers
2022-09-26 19:22:03,798 WARN [Datastore] Default type for java type of java.lang.Double was previously jdbc-type=FLOAT but this is not provided by the JDBC driver! Please report this to the DataNucleus developers

Environment:

• Dependency-Track Version: 4.5.0
• Distribution: [ Docker ]
• BOM Format & Version:
• Database Server: [ MSSQL ]
• Browser: Opera

[nscuro]

Hi @gray380, thanks for raising this.

I took a deeper look into this and the bottom line is: No, you don't need to worry about this.

This was previously reported to the ORM developers back in 2019 (datanucleus/datanucleus-rdbms#304). I just submitted a PR to the DataNucleus project that should resolve this warning: datanucleus/datanucleus-rdbms#451

This however has no functional impact on Dependency-Track. You can expect this warning to disappear in the next release, assuming my DataNucleus PR gets merged.

Closing this issue, as there's nothing for the Dependency-Track project to do.

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