SQL: SYS COLUMNS returns ODBC specific schema #35870
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Due to some unresolvable type conflict between the expected definition in JDBC vs ODBC, the driver mode is now passed over so that certain command can change their results accordingly (in this case SYS COLUMNS) Fix elastic#35376
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Nov 23, 2018
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maybe sort them by the list index 8
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It's really minor, I mean decimalPrecision could be before radix which is list.get(9).
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The issue you're referring to, is not correct. |
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Due to some unresolvable type conflict between the expected definition
in JDBC vs ODBC, the driver mode is now passed over so that certain
command can change their results accordingly (in this case SYS COLUMNS)
Fix #35376