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- From: James K. Lowden <jklowden AT speakeasy.org>
- To: TDS Development Group <freetds AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: checkins
- Date: Mon, 3 Jun 2002 23:47:00 -0400
All,
I committed several changes designed to eliminate compiler warnings on my
NetBSD/i386 box. My grief is ended; please tell me if yours has begun.
Bill, I added maybe 8 static prototypes to bcp.c, fyi, in case it's in
bits on your desk.
Now I want to hunt down the default datetime->string conversions in
ct-lib. If you try:
select getdate(), convert(smalldatetime, getdate())
in, say, sqsh, the results are both interesting and different from what
Sybase's ct-lib produces:
1. Sybase's output doesn't put a leading '0' on the day. I realize this
is partly a locale issue, but note that our output varies by
datetime/smalldatetime.
2. Our datetime is converted by default to a 255-character string, which
is about 225 characters more than we need (in my country, anyway).
I figure I'm only an evening away from finding and fixing this, but if you
know the particular routine where the default conversion is done, please
give a holler.
--jkl
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checkins,
James K . Lowden, 06/03/2002
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: checkins, Bill Thompson, 06/05/2002
- Re: checkins, Lowden, James K, 06/05/2002
- Re: checkins, Bill Thompson, 06/05/2002
- Re: checkins, Lowden, James K, 06/05/2002
- Re: checkins, Michael Peppler, 06/05/2002
- Re: checkins, Bill Thompson, 06/06/2002
- Re: checkins, Bill Thompson, 06/06/2002
- Re: checkins, Lowden, James K, 06/06/2002
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