implementing CHAR() function
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fulghum
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Code looks good! Only reason I didn't approve yet was because I wanted to hear how much work was left to support the USING clause. Seems like we're really close and may make sense to just go ahead and knock it out, but let me know if it's more complicated than I'm thinking.
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This PR implements most of
CHAR()functionality.Additionally, this fixes an overflow issue with
UINT32andUINT64By default, we display Bit Strings in
utf8mb4, while you need to useUSINGin MySQL.Without
USINGthe bit strings are supposed to show up as hexadecimal values.MySQL Docs: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/string-functions.html#function_char