From: | Dave Cramer <pg(at)fastcrypt(dot)com> |
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To: | Vadim Nasardinov <vadimn(at)redhat(dot)com> |
Cc: | pgsql-jdbc(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | Re: JDBC CTS 1.2.1 |
Date: | 2004-10-28 00:09:57 |
Message-ID: | 418038D5.1020307@fastcrypt.com |
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Vadim,
You will need to remove all of the tests below that depend on in/out
parameters
ie
#**********************************************************************
# SQL Statements for creating procedures for appropriate JDBC datatypes
#**********************************************************************
#Numeric_ProcCreate=
#Decimal_ProcCreate=
#Double_ProcCreate=
#Float_ProcCreate=
#Real_ProcCreate=
#Bit_ProcCreate=
#Smallint_ProcCreate=
#Tinyint_ProcCreate=
#Integer_ProcCreate=
#Bigint_ProcCreate=
#Char_ProcCreate=
#Varchar_ProcCreate=
#Longvarchar_ProcCreate=
#Longvarcharnull_ProcCreate=
#Date_ProcCreate=
#Time_ProcCreate=
#Timestamp_ProcCreate=
#Binary_ProcCreate=
#Varbinary_ProcCreate=
#Longvarbinary_ProcCreate=
#Integer_InOut_ProcCreate=
#SelCoffee_ProcCreate=
#IOCoffee_ProcCreate=
#Numeric_Io_Max_ProcCreate=
#Numeric_Io_Min_ProcCreate=
#Numeric_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Decimal_Io_Max_ProcCreate=
#Decimal_Io_Min_ProcCreate=
#Decimal_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Double_Io_Max_ProcCreate=
#Double_Io_Min_ProcCreate=
#Double_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Float_Io_Max_ProcCreate=
#Float_Io_Min_ProcCreate=
#Float_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Real_Io_Max_ProcCreate=
#Real_Io_Min_ProcCreate=
#Real_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Bit_Io_Max_ProcCreate=
#Bit_Io_Min_ProcCreate=
#Bit_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Smallint_Io_Max_ProcCreate=
#Smallint_Io_Min_ProcCreate=
#Smallint_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Tinyint_Io_Max_ProcCreate=
#Tinyint_Io_Min_ProcCreate=
#Tinyint_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Integer_Io_Max_ProcCreate=
#Integer_Io_Min_ProcCreate=
#Integer_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Bigint_Io_Max_ProcCreate=
#Bigint_Io_Min_ProcCreate=
#Bigint_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Char_Io_Name_ProcCreate=
#Char_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Varchar_Io_Name_ProcCreate=
#Varchar_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Longvarchar_Io_Name_ProcCreate=
#Longvarchar_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Date_Io_Mfg_ProcCreate=
#Date_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Time_Io_Brk_ProcCreate=
#Time_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Timestamp_Io_Intime_ProcCreate=
#Timestamp_Io_Null_ProcCreate=
#Binary_Proc_Io_ProcCreate=
#Varbinary_Proc_Io_ProcCreate=
#Longvarbinary_Io_ProcCreate=
Vadim Nasardinov wrote:
>On Wednesday 27 October 2004 18:54, Oliver Jowett wrote:
>
>
>>> PASSED: 1778
>>> FAILED: 510
>>>
>>>
>>Lots of those failures seem to be this same error:
>>
>>
>[...]
>
>
>>which looks like a setup problem of some sort rather than a real failure.
>>
>>
>
>Ok, thanks. I'll look into this. What number of passing tests should I be
>shooting for, if/when I resolve apparent configuration problems in my setup?
>
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