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Apart from the name change, you run it as in earlier versions.

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(The issue is a bug in the OLE DB providers, not in Win32::SqlServer.)īeware: the name of the install script has changed. This issue has been resolved, but only if you use version 18.5 or later of the MSOLEDBSQL provider.

There was an issue in Win32::SqlServer 2.012 with embedded NUL characters in value (var)char columns, so that the string "abcd\0efghij" incorrectly same back to Perl as "abcd".

I will need to add the caveat that my testing of these properties has been limited. There are five new login properties that support new connection properties added in the MSOLEDBSQL provider: AccessToken (MSOLEDBSQL 18.2),Īuthentication (18.2), ConnectRetr圜ount (18.6), ConnectRetryInterval (18.5) and TransparentNetworkIPResolution (18.4). If you are using an older provider such as SQLNCLI11 or earlier, Win32::SqlServer will assume that the data is the database collation, that is, the same as in earlier versions.

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When receiving varchar data in sql_variant, Win32::SqlServer now assumes that the data is in the ANSI code page if you are using the MSOLEDBSQL proivider (including versions 18.3 and earlier).

Win32::SqlServer will only pass the data as varchar, if the ANSI code page of the client agrees with the code page of the database collation. This applies also if you are using an older provider than MSOLEDBSQL. Because of the changes in MSOLEDBSQL 18.4, I have removed this rule, and in 2.013 string data for sql_variant is always passed as nvarchar when the database code page does not agree with the ANSI code page of the client.

In 2.012, Win32::SqlServer always sent string data for sql_variant as varchar when the database had an UTF-8 collation, no matter the client code page.

There are some breaking changes with string data and the sql_varaint data type, due to changes that Microsoft introduced in version 18.4 of the MSOLEDBSQL provider. These restrictions are due to the limitations in the OLE DB providers.

You need to use at least version 18.5 of the provider MSOLEDBSQL.

You must be connecting to SQL 2019 or later.

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Win32::SqlServer now workts when you have set your ANSI and OEM code pages in Windows 10 to UTF-8 with these restructions:.The module have been tested with MSOLEDBSQL 18.6, which was the most recent version of this provider at the time of release of 2.013.The module itself continues to accept all Perl versions from 5.12 and up, though. Thus, I no longer supply binaries for Perl 5.20 and 5.22, nor have I tested with these versions.I have not tested with Strawberry Perl 5.34, as it was not avilable when I completed my release. All binaries up version 5.32 have been tested with Strawberry Perl. The property GeneralTimeout was always ignored together with one more, exactly which dependend on which OLE DB provider you were using. It seems that 2.013 introduced a bug by which some login properties were ignored.This is intended to mitigatge the change for encryption in MSOLEDBSQL19. New module-level routine SetDefaultForEncryption() which permits you to set the default for the login properties Encrypt, TrustServerCertificate and HostNameInCertificate directly after use.New login property HostNameInCertificate, which requires the new provider MSOLEDBSQL19.Beware that MSSQLOLEDB19 defaults to requiring that the connection to SQL Server is encrypted by a trusted certificate.I have tested Win32::SqlServer 2.014 against SQL 2022, CTP 2.0, which was the current pre-release version of SQL 2022 at the time of the release of 2.014.This version of Win32:SqlServer was released very shortly after the release of Perl 5.36, and no binary distribution was available at the time.

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For 5.34, only the 64-bit binary have been tested, since there is no free binary distribution of 32-bit Perl for that version.

All versions up to Perl 5.32 have been tested with Strawberry Perl and/or ActivePerl.

Support added for the new OLE DB provider MSOLEDBSQL19, which incurs some breaking changes, see below.

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