I ran the test with some System.out.println(....) added to the code, but not with modifications for functionalities. Will that have an impact on failures of tests?
Yes, these tests are very sensitive to that sort of a change. The tests in the derbyall suite tend to: - run a script through "ij", capturing the output - diff the output against the expected output So if you change the output of ij by inserting print statements, your print statements will cause diffs, as you have found. Sometimes I insert print statements and run the tests like this intentionally, in order to uncover test scenarios which exercise the particular code that I'm interested in. Then, after running the tests, I can dig through the output to see where my print statements appeared, and go back and study those tests in more detail. But when I want to get a clean test run, I have to remove all the print statements that I added (or comment them out). thanks, bryan
