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| SELECT | ||
| (DATE_TRUNC('week', CURRENT_DATE) - INTERVAL '4 weeks') AS window_start, | ||
| (DATE_TRUNC('week', CURRENT_DATE) + INTERVAL '1 week') AS window_end | ||
| NULLIF($1, '')::timestamptz AS start_date, |
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[❗❗ correctness]
Casting directly from NULLIF($1, '') to timestamptz might lead to runtime errors if the input is not a valid timestamp. Consider validating the input before casting.
| (DATE_TRUNC('week', CURRENT_DATE) - INTERVAL '4 weeks') AS window_start, | ||
| (DATE_TRUNC('week', CURRENT_DATE) + INTERVAL '1 week') AS window_end | ||
| NULLIF($1, '')::timestamptz AS start_date, | ||
| NULLIF($2, '')::timestamptz AS end_date |
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Casting directly from NULLIF($2, '') to timestamptz might lead to runtime errors if the input is not a valid timestamp. Consider validating the input before casting.
| ON proj.id::text = NULLIF(TRIM(c."projectId"::text), '') | ||
| LEFT JOIN "billing-accounts"."BillingAccount" project_ba | ||
| ON project_ba.id = proj."billingAccountId" | ||
| ON project_ba.id::text = NULLIF(TRIM(proj."billingAccountId"::text), '') |
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Using NULLIF(TRIM(proj."billingAccountId"::text), '') might lead to unexpected behavior if proj."billingAccountId" is NULL. Consider handling NULL values explicitly.
| getWeeklyMemberParticipation( | ||
| @Query() query: WeeklyMemberParticipationQueryDto, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const { startDate, endDate } = query; |
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Consider validating startDate and endDate to ensure they are valid dates and that startDate is not after endDate. This will prevent potential errors or unexpected behavior in the report generation.
| "challenge_stats.count_distinct_registrant": string | number; | ||
| "challenge_stats.count_distinct_submitter": string | number; | ||
| }>(query); | ||
| }>(query, [startDate ?? null, endDate ?? null]); |
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The use of startDate ?? null and endDate ?? null as query parameters is potentially problematic if the SQL query expects specific date formats. Ensure that the SQL query and database can handle null values appropriately, or consider validating and formatting the dates before passing them to the query.
| async getMemberPaymentAccrual(startDate?: string, endDate?: string) { | ||
| const query = this.sql.load("reports/topcoder/member-payment-accrual.sql"); | ||
| const rows = await this.db.query<MemberPaymentAccrualRow>(query, [ | ||
| startDate ?? null, |
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Similar to the previous method, ensure that startDate ?? null and endDate ?? null are compatible with the SQL query and database expectations. If the query cannot handle null values, this could lead to unexpected results or errors.
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