I'm using a MySQL 8.0 installation on Ubuntu 18.04 accessed within Workbench 6.3.
I've created several tables where I use the nonstandard M and D parameters for a column of type DOUBLE, in this case all columns are of type DOUBLE(22,8).
Any time I query the table I get a warning indicating specifying number of digits is deprecated and will be removed.
(1) Aside from simply turning off warning notifications, is there a way to silence this message from being returned every time I query the tables in question?
(2) What is the general guidance for nonstandard situations where creating tables with columns where, number of decimals represented, for instance, is meaningful?
I've created several tables where I use the nonstandard M and D parameters for a column of type DOUBLE, in this case all columns are of type DOUBLE(22,8).
Any time I query the table I get a warning indicating specifying number of digits is deprecated and will be removed.
(1) Aside from simply turning off warning notifications, is there a way to silence this message from being returned every time I query the tables in question?
(2) What is the general guidance for nonstandard situations where creating tables with columns where, number of decimals represented, for instance, is meaningful?