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The two major meta calls in JDBC and ODBC for discovery are get tables and get columns.
The latter in particular tends to be important as it describes a column type and properties through 18 fields in LINK REDACTED) and 24 in LINK REDACTED.
While JDBC ignores most of them, ODBC does not. This issue is about checking that the values returns properly describe the types and obey the ODBC spec - for example fields like SQL_DATETIME_SUB are not returned properly.
This ties also into type info (LINK REDACTED and LINK REDACTED).
P.S. This issue is not urgent - rather acts as a reminder.
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@bpintea There's no column UNSIGNED_ATTRIBUTE defined in either columns or tables. I've looked at the ODBC spec for columns LINK REDACTED and couldn't find it there either.
Original comment by @costin:
The two major meta calls in JDBC and ODBC for discovery are get tables and get columns.
The latter in particular tends to be important as it describes a column type and properties through 18 fields in LINK REDACTED) and 24 in LINK REDACTED.
While JDBC ignores most of them, ODBC does not. This issue is about checking that the values returns properly describe the types and obey the ODBC spec - for example fields like
SQL_DATETIME_SUB
are not returned properly.This ties also into type info (LINK REDACTED and LINK REDACTED).
P.S. This issue is not urgent - rather acts as a reminder.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: