Hi,
For me, at least, solid and passes all tests are not necessarily
the same thing
This depends somewhat on your definition of solid. In terms of
volumns, I think you're absolutely right, if your basic operation works,
you can process millions of rows and it doesn't matter that other
On 7 Jun, 00:00, Paul Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
If you could mail the output off list to both myself and Rick Morrison,
that would be magic.
Well, the summary is: FAILED (failures=20, errors=245)
Looks like making this solid on Unix would be a mammoth task. Not one
I'm
Hi,
I am no ODBC expert but I suspect that the problem with connecting
Un*x to SQL Server has to do with the limitations of the Un*x odbc
drivers.
Yes, this is likely. Still on the issue of unicode support, FreeTDS does
claim to support utf-8, so I'd be hopeful that it could be made to work,
pymssql does better, but as the underlying dbLib does not support unicode,
most of the unicode-based unit tests fail.
For me, at least, solid and passes all tests are not necessarily the
same thing
The issue I think likes more with the test suite than with MSSQL or any of
its connectors, and
Hi Paul
Thanks for the advice. I have checked out the subversion SQLAlchemy,
made the change to mssql.py, and run the unit tests.
648c648
connectors = [Driver={SQL Server}]
---
connectors = [DRIVER={}]
src/sqlalchemy$ python test/alltests.py --dburi='mssql://
ryant:[EMAIL
I'm interested in the results too, as well as the ODBC config. I'm still in
the process of setting up a buildbot slave on Ubuntu that's going to be
running pyodbc as well. I normally use pymssql, and it'll be my first
serious go with pyodbc.
If it's OK with the list, maybe you can post the
Hi,
src/sqlalchemy$ python test/alltests.py --dburi='mssql://
ryant:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/testdb' --verbose --coverage | tee -a sqlaut.log
Try this command line:
python test/alltests.py
--dburi='mssql://ryant:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/testdb?text_as_varchar=1'
sqlaut.log 21
If you could mail the
Hi Paul
src/sqlalchemy$ python test/alltests.py --dburi='mssql://
ryant:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/testdb' --verbose --coverage | tee -a sqlaut.log
Try this command line:
python test/alltests.py
--dburi='mssql://ryant:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/testdb?text_as_varchar=1'
sqlaut.log 21
If you could mail
