FreeTDS Development Group

[Sergio NNX <sfhacker AT hotmail.com>]

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1 of 18 tests failed (tds/unittests) : FAIL: readconf.exe
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> Quite strange this fails!

Someone forgot to check in a file (a.k.a readconf.in). No worries, you're not 
alone!

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All 29 tests passed (ctlib/unittests)
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1 of 34 tests failed (dblib/unittests)
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> :( probably related to some characters conversion. utf-8 not working
> ?? Did you use iconv?

Yes, I did!


SQL text will be read from ./t0016.sql
About to logon
After logon
Creating table '#dblib0016'
          1: create table #dblib0016 (f1 int not null, s1 int null, f2 
numeric(10,2) null, f3 varchar(255) not null, f4 datetime null, [group] 
varchar(20))
bcp_init with in_file as './t0016.in'
return from bcp_init = 1
          1: select * from #dblib0016 where 0=1
return from dbcmd = 1
return from dbsqlexec = 1
Number of columns = 6
return from bcp_columns = 1
DB-LIBRARY error (dberr 20050 (severity 4): "Attempt to convert data stopped 
by syntax error in source field"; oserr 0: "No error")
error: no unanticipated errors allowed in unit tests
FAIL: t0016.exe

t0016.in

1    2    123.45    This is a varchar 255 field    2001-09-11 09:13:13.663    
group1
4    5    56789.12    This is another varchar 255 field    2000-02-29 
13:01:01.000    group2

      

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16 of 68 tests failed (odbc/unittests)    (if TDSVER=7.0)
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> 16 ?? Quite bad

So many version nos, you never know which one is right. Not even the unit 
tests know!

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2 of 68 tests failed (odbc/unittests)    (if TDSVER=8.0)
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Using ODBC version 2
select cast(getdate() as date)
CheckType 137
CheckType 139
Data expected. Inpute type 9 - SQL_DATE line 139
FAIL: typeinfo.exe

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Error finding last socket opened
FAIL: freeclose.exe

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The 'freeclose' test seems quite 'odd'. There's a function there called: 
find_last_socket(void), which ..... Please, have a look at it!

Thanks in advance.

Sergio.