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The overwrite_table_missing test case (and others) writes the iris dataset, where the Species column is a factor to the database, then reads it back and checks for equality. However, it is not clear how dbWriteTable should preserve factors, for which no equivalent SQL type exists. Suggest to make this less brittle by converting Species column to a string beforehand.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
- Added test for `dbIsValid()` on stale connections.
- `test_all()` and `test_some()` return `NULL` invisibly.
- Convert factor to character for iris data (#141).
- Don't specify `Inf` and `NaN` for lack of consistent support (#142).
- Clear result in `spec_meta_get_info_result` (#143).
- Use named argument for `n` in `dbGetQuery()` call.
- Minor fixes.
The overwrite_table_missing test case (and others) writes the iris dataset, where the Species column is a factor to the database, then reads it back and checks for equality. However, it is not clear how dbWriteTable should preserve factors, for which no equivalent SQL type exists. Suggest to make this less brittle by converting Species column to a string beforehand.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: