Update master for v7.1.4-preview #923
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Improvement | Remove hardcoded error messages from test file (#904)
… received with SQLServerException (#905)
Improvement | Add ability to perform JUnit testing against Azure DW (#903)
…tObject() (#830) * Add support for OffsetDateTime to be passed as 'type' in ResultSet.getObject() * Typo fix. * Added OffsetTime support. Allow retrieving OffsetTime out of DATETIMEOFFSET column. * Added assertions for more coverage.
* ported tests from VSO and added tests to increase code coverage * moved resultset tests to resultset * removed unused import * added tests to increase code coverage * fixed issue with timezone * fixed issue with timezone * modified testWithThaiLocale to use current time * fixed issue with timezone * fixed issue with timezone * fixed issue with timezone * added SparseTest and BigIntegerTest and cleaned up with try-with-resources * review changes * review comments * more review updates * review updates * removed dummy file * review udpates * more cleanup * updated isSqlAzure * review updates * more review updates * fixed imports * updated failed error strings with more detail * added locale to time format * format date for comparision * 1 more timezone fix * cleanup leaded stream resources * manually merged with #903 changes for now * more cleanup on assertEqual checks * more cleanup on assertEqual checks * cosmetic changes from review * updated all assertEquals params to proper expected, actual order * fixed comments and leaked resultsets
… default time zone. (#831) * Added a test case: If an instance of java.time.OffsetDateTime which has a different time zone than the default time zone is passed to `PreparedStatement#setObject()`, the driver sends an incorrect value. * Use OffsetDateTime#toEpochSecond() instead of java.time.Timestamp#getTime(). `java.sql.Timestamp#getTime()` subsequently invokes `java.util.Date#normalize()` which takes the default TimeZone into account. * Applied the previous change to the code handling OFFSETTIME. * Removed an unused import.
Fix | Make SSL certificate validation respect wildcards (#836)
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