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The issue is most likely related to the latest version of SQL Server 2022: The error in the test of getTableSignature appeared the first time we pushed after that update. The error is isolated. It is not getTableSignature that fails but: |
…into fix/SQL_Server_2022
…on SQL Server 2019.
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Reverse engineering ...
dpplyr::db_write_table wraps with as_table_path which results in: If I leave the POSIXct variable out then it works: So we are down to differences in behavior between: |
…into fix/SQL_Server_2022
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I created an issue for odbc (r-dbi/odbc#906) and look forward to follow that. |
Seems like a solution is found ... |
…e branch as long as 1.6.1 is the default ODBC version,
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This PR should not be merged into main. But it is left open as an opportunity to test with the particular branch of odbc. |
SQL Server 2022 courses a problem with getTableSignature. The reason may be an update in the CI version of SQL Server 2022.
Intent
Fix datatypes so that SQL Server 2022 is still supported.
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