CAST('011' AS INT) will no longer use decode the value as an octal number (using…

CAST('011' AS INT) will no longer use decode the value as an octal number (using Integer.decode) but now use Integer.parseInt. The same logic applied to byte, short, and long.

h2/src/main/org/h2/value/Value.java

@@ -741,13 +741,13 @@ public abstract class Value {
                 }
             }
             case BYTE:
-                return ValueByte.get(Byte.decode(s.trim()));
+                return ValueByte.get(Byte.parseByte(s.trim()));
             case SHORT:
-                return ValueShort.get(Short.decode(s.trim()));
+                return ValueShort.get(Short.parseShort(s.trim()));
             case INT:
-                return ValueInt.get(Integer.decode(s.trim()));
+                return ValueInt.get(Integer.parseInt(s.trim()));
             case LONG:
-                return ValueLong.get(Long.decode(s.trim()));
+                return ValueLong.get(Long.parseLong(s.trim()));
             case DECIMAL:
                 return ValueDecimal.get(new BigDecimal(s.trim()));
             case TIME:

h2/src/test/org/h2/test/testSimple.in.txt

+select cast(' 011 ' as int);
+> 11;
 select E'test\\test';
 > test\test;
 create table a(id int) as select null;