Lee Houghton
Lee Houghton
Yeah, it's a horrible problem. I don't know if there is a sane solution :(
I'm building on a 64-bit machine, but my Node.js version is 32-bit at the moment. It's possible I've introduced some changes which break 64-bit compatibility - I apologise if that's...
Hopefully I should have time tomorrow to fix the break I introduced for 64-bit Linux builds and do some more thorough testing with the msodbcsql11 driver.
OK, I'll need to test this further, but I that seems to work. I had to also change the buffer-reading code for integers to expect `sizeof(SQLINTEGER)` bytes in the buffer...
Just added another fix - I noticed that date values before 1970 weren't being handled correctly in Windows (it was always returning `1969-12-31T23:59:59` for those dates) because MSVC's `_mkgmtime32` doesn't...
Bump. I've done the following in my fork: - Created package.json and published to npm (dusterjs) - Made available as a command line tool using optimist - Write to console...
The last two commits apparently didn't fully fix it - I had to do this as well: 2606202e7591b2131cb7860ac8b4a50254a03351