Github user daveoshinsky commented on the issue:

    https://github.com/apache/drill/pull/517
  
    If I have some extra time to set this up on a Mac or Linux, I will.  
That's not so convenient at the moment.  Besides, this should work on Windows, 
shouldn't it?  I noticed that there's an RpcException coming in from the 
server side (the drill-bit), but the exception includes nothing like a stack 
trace to figure out where it's failing.  How can I debug the server side?  Is 
there a log file?  Or which source file can I change to catch the exception on 
server side, and log a stack trace?
    Regarding the 7th test, yes I added it.  I tried a fresh git clone to 
Windows from apache/drill master, and that TestDecimal (with 6 tests) fails 
exactly the same way.  It does appear to have something to do with the 
different newline convention on Windows (CR-LF), but I need something like a 
server-side stack trace to localize the problem.  I tried hacking 
TestDecimal.java to change all \n to \r\n (CR LF) in the query string that is 
sent to the server (Windows only), but that did not help. 
    
        On Friday, June 17, 2016 6:01 PM, Aman Sinha <[email protected]> 
wrote:
     
    
     unfortunately, I don't have access to a windows machine. I would suggest a 
few options:
    1. I just noticed that your test run shows 7 tests. Mine had 6 tests. I 
suppose you added a new one. Can you first try a clean version without your new 
test ? 
    2. Could you try it on a different machine with either mac or linux ?
    
    3. Maybe you can seek help from others in the community (I believe 
@adityakishore runs on windows + cygwin). —
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