fix converting NULL to uint64 is unsupported in size table #1070
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| err := row.Scan(&segments, &size) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return err | ||
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segments should never be NULL. It's a count(*) which I don't believe can return a NULL value. The error you reported was on the size column. If Aurora is returning NULL for that column, I think there should not be a metric emitted from the exporter. I don't know what value a metric for WAL size with a value of 0 is.
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This patch fixes bug of unwanted null in uint64 type. Bug causes errors on AWS Aurora PostgreSQL clusters: