I have got all the tests to pass with only very minor modifications. I had to force postgresql to accept 1 and 0 for booleans(bit), (via an update to system catalogs, which can be done at db setup - it is db instance specific so there are no problems with polluting other dbs) though sql server (both 2000 and 2005, I checked at work) accepts '1' and '0', which is also ok for postgres booleans. I had to change a few queries in GenericManagerDatabaseStorage.cs to cast explicitly - postgres returns bigints for count, sum, etc (often anyway, exactly when isn't important) but cast syntax is standard (accross sqlserver/postgres and I suppose mysql) so that shouldn't be a bother. I also had to fix a few bugs in the tester - not everyone is in an anglo-saxon country so 3.3333 will definitely never be returned for a number here in France! Getting the separator from System.Globalization worked fine though. If no one has any objections I will test with mysql on thursday (tomorrow being valentine's day, and the missus would not be happy with me doing it tomorrow :-)), and if all is well submit a patch. I guess submitting to the list is the best option? I haven't ever done a patch for anything but I guess it shouldn't be too hard with subversion. Cheers Anton
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