> On Feb 10, 2016, at 3:05 AM, Aristedes Maniatis <[email protected]> wrote: > > Am I right in assuming the failed mysql tests are just missing data types in > mysql: > > ReturnTypesMappingIT.testNCHAR:274 > ReturnTypesMappingIT.testNCLOB:339 > ReturnTypesMappingIT.testLONGNVARCHAR:620 > ReturnTypesMappingIT.testNVARCHAR:935
> We should map those in the tests to appropriate mysql types or suppress those > for mysql? IIRC the issue was that MySQL has no notion of N* data types, so the tests depending on the DB being able to tell between NTYPE and TYPE are not possible. We should do a better job with test "excludes" by DB capability mapping though. > I don't use MS-SQL much myself, so I don't know too much about it. What are > our broken tests there in reference to? > > Failed tests: > DataContextEJBQLDateTimeFunctionalExpressionsIT.testCURRENT_TIME:85 > DataContextEJBQLDateTimeFunctionalExpressionsIT.testCURRENT_TIMESTAMP:110 > DbLoaderIT.testLoad:187 > SelectQueryIT.testSelectLikeCaseSensitive:26 > > Tests in error: > DbLoaderIT.testGetTablesWithWrongCatalog:120 Don't remember what these were about. Andrus
