just mark that test as @unsupported('firebird') (in addition to
oracle), its to test columns with two underscores in their names and
that the RowProxy object allows access to them....not needed for a
database which cant have column names with __.
keep crankin away ! :)
On May 30, 2006, at 7:29 PM, Brad Clements wrote:
Firebird now passes all tests in Query except for
test_column_accessor_shadow.
It fails probably because __ is not allowed in column names.
Is the purpose of this test to test allowed column names, or to
test "hiding"
columns that have been declared private?
If the later, is there some other mechanism (perhaps an arg passed
to Column())
that can be used to declare a column as hidden.. This way other
databases could
use this feature as well (and pass the test).
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