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[Frediano Ziglio <freddy77 AT gmail.com>]

You should try the --enable-msdblib option.

Frediano

Il 24 aprile 2012 18:16, crunsus <crunsus AT gmail.com> ha scritto:
> Thanks a lot for your effort and sorry to have wasted your time,
> but it looks like maybe the way that I compiled the FreeTDS lib on Windows
> makes it behaving the way it does. It's good that I least I got 
> confirmation that it has to do with some flag
> I need to have said in order to have it running correctly on Windows as 
> well.
> I will give it another shot and try to recompile FreeTDS and see if this 
> changes anything. I would very much want to be able to use tds_datecrack as 
> it is obviously much faster but like I said, it puzzled me how in my case 
> it would get wrong results otherwise, I wouldn't go through the pains of 
> creating yet another function that does the same thing, only slower.
> So I will keep on trying and thanks for confirming that this is a problem 
> specific to my configuration and not a problem with the FreeTDS library 
> itself which is very reassuring. I am pretty sure that I can overcome any 
> problems specific to my local configuration as long as there is no coding 
> issue that needs to be addressed. I'll keep you posted of my findings but 
> it is comforting to know that the code is sound as it is.
>
> Best Regards,
> Crunsus
>
> I compared your function with tds_datecrack looping with a program
> from 1753/1/1 to 4000/1/1 (not taking into account time) and I got
> same results.
>
> There should be something in the detection of msdblib flag that is wrong.
>
> Frediano
>
>
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