/** Convert a type name (using precision and scale) into a Java class */
public static DataType<?> getDialectDataType(SQLDialect dialect, String t, int p, int s)
throws SQLDialectNotSupportedException {
DataType<?> result = AbstractDataType.getDataType(dialect, normalise(t));
if (result.getType() == BigDecimal.class) {
result = AbstractDataType.getDataType(dialect, getClass(Types.NUMERIC, p, s));
}
return result;
}
@Override
public final Class<? extends T> getType() {
return type.getType();
}
