Description Kathy Carroll 2011-08-31 12:01:30 EDT

I'm getting three different behaviors when I run my java program that assigns a decimal literal to variables of type smallint, int and bigint.  I get three different results.
  SmallInt - overflow exception
  Int - truncates and set the variable
  BigInt - java object exception

I assume EDT should work like RBD and have all three types behave like INT.

Program:

program driver type BasicProgram {}

	function main()
		try
			smallTest();
		onException(oops NumericOverflowException)
			syslib.writeStdout("  Overflow Exception ");
			syslib.writestdout("done small");
		onException(oops AnyException)
			syslib.writeStdout("  Exception " + oops.message);
			syslib.writestdout("done small");
		end
		regularTest();
		try
			bigTest();
		onException(oops NumericOverflowException)
			syslib.writeStdout("  Overflow Exception ");
			syslib.writestdout("done small");
		onException(oops AnyException)
			syslib.writeStdout("  Exception " + oops.message);
			syslib.writestdout("done big");
		end
	end
	
	function bigTest()
		syslib.writestdout("start big");
		var4 bigint = 234.4;
		var3 bigint = 234.5;
		syslib.writestdout("done big");
	end
	
	function regularTest()
		syslib.writestdout("start regular");
		var2 int = 435;
		var4 int = 234.4;
		var3 int = 234.5;
		syslib.writestdout("done regular");
	end
	
	function smallTest()
		syslib.writestdout("start small");
		var2 smallInt = 435;
		var4 smallInt = 234.4;
		var3 smallInt = 234.5;
		syslib.writestdout("done small");
	end
	
end