From: | Anders Hermansen <anders(at)yoyo(dot)no> |
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To: | pgsql-jdbc(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | Re: Testcase for bytea datatype |
Date: | 2003-03-04 20:38:17 |
Message-ID: | 20030304203817.GA28605@online.no |
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* Dirk Bromberg (bromberg(at)tzi(dot)de) wrote:
> I've insert the code to mine and if i take an image the test is not ok.
> the byte[] are different.
>
> Don't use plain text to test!!
Please read what I wrote:
<quote>
Although the default testdata is build.xml the test
passes here with binary data too.
</quote>
I let it default with build.xml so it should be easier for JDBC
maintainers to intergrate the test into the distribution.
But I have some more information about the failures, I can now reproduce it
here too. If I create the database with encoding SQLASCII the tests run
fine, if I create it with UNICODE the tests run fine. But if I create it
with ISO-8859-1 the test fails, complaining that more bytes than there
should be is available from the db.
In short, to reproduce the problem you need to:
Create the test database with ISO-8859-1 encoding and run my testcase
with a binary file (not the default build.xml).
I hope this helps to further solve the problem.
Anders
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