This is not a problem with torque but between the test and mysql. In mysql, all columns that are taking part in a primary key must be specified as NOT NULL. For your test, only the first (REP_ID) is defined like this. Therefore mysql complains and the test fails. I just checked with a fresh CVS drop, and the generated SQL looks different from yours (all primary key columns are specified as NOT NULL). There are still errors in some unit tests, but it is the CVS version after all. However, the DEFAULT_DATABASE thing is still present and mysql complains accordingly.
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