do not throw an error if the decimal string is ill formed; let SQL Server handle it
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@ -2716,10 +2716,11 @@ void adjustInputPrecision( _Inout_ zval* param_z, _In_ SQLSMALLINT decimal_digit
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scientificExp = scientificExp * -1;
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}
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SQLSRV_ASSERT( *ptr == '\0', "Invalid input decimal: Invalid character found in the decimal string." );
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// if ptr is not pointing to a null terminator at this point, that means the decimal string input is invalid
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// no to change to string and let SQL Server handle the invalid decimal string
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// if number of decimal is less than the exponent, that means the number is a whole number, so no need to adjust the precision
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if( numDec > scientificExp ){
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short decToRemove = numDec - scientificExp - decimal_digits;
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if(*ptr == '\0' && ( int )numDec > scientificExp ){
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int decToRemove = numDec - scientificExp - decimal_digits;
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if( decToRemove > 0 ){
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bool carryOver = false;
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short backInd = 0;
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