[PHP-BUG] Bug #65738 [NEW]: Column metadata for datetimeoffset is incorrect

From: chriskl
Operating system: Debian 7.1
PHP version:  5.5.4
Package:  MSSQL related
Bug Type: Bug
Bug description:Column metadata for datetimeoffset is incorrect

Description:

When using getColumnMeta() on pdo_dblib, on a column of type 
'datetimeoffset(0)', the returned structure looks like this:

array(10) {
  ["max_length"] => int(104)
  ["precision"] => int(0)
  ["scale"] => int(0)
  ["column_source"] => string(7) "updated"
  ["native_type"] => string(4) "char"
  ["native_type_id"] => int(47)
  ["native_usertype_id"] => int(0)
  ["name"] => string(7) "updated"
  ["len"] => int(104)
  ["pdo_type"] => int(2)
}

Note that it believes that the native_type is char, when it should be 
'datetimeoffset'.

Expected result:

I expect to see 'datetimeoffset' as the native_type.

Actual result:
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You get 'char' - which is incorrect.

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Bug #65738 [Com]: Column metadata for datetimeoffset is incorrect

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 ID: 65738
 Comment by: [email protected]
 Reported by:[email protected]
 Summary:Column metadata for datetimeoffset is incorrect
 Status: Open
 Type:   Bug
 Package:MSSQL related
 Operating System:   Debian 7.1
 PHP Version:5.5.4
 Block user comment: N
 Private report: N

 New Comment:

Actually, unfortunately on a real char field, it also returns "char" and also 
type 
47 :(  So I'm not sure how to distinguish these.


Previous Comments:

[2013-09-23 02:53:43] [email protected]

Description:

When using getColumnMeta() on pdo_dblib, on a column of type 
'datetimeoffset(0)', the returned structure looks like this:

array(10) {
  ["max_length"] => int(104)
  ["precision"] => int(0)
  ["scale"] => int(0)
  ["column_source"] => string(7) "updated"
  ["native_type"] => string(4) "char"
  ["native_type_id"] => int(47)
  ["native_usertype_id"] => int(0)
  ["name"] => string(7) "updated"
  ["len"] => int(104)
  ["pdo_type"] => int(2)
}

Note that it believes that the native_type is char, when it should be 
'datetimeoffset'.

Expected result:

I expect to see 'datetimeoffset' as the native_type.

Actual result:
--
You get 'char' - which is incorrect.






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