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According to ODBC4 spec (https://github.com/Microsoft/ODBC-Specification/blob/master/ODBC%204.0.md), there are some new statement attributes added. I noticed that one of them named SQL_ATTR_LENGTH_EXCEPTION_BEHAVIOR was in the spec but wasn't shown in ODBCTest (neither in SQLGetStmtAttr nor SQLSetStmtAttr). Also there's another statement attribute SQL_ATTR_TYPE_EXCEPTION_BEHAVIOR which should have four possible values according to the spec, but there are only three in ODBCTest.
I wonder if this is something that being or will be worked on for ODBC4?
According to ODBC4 spec (https://github.com/Microsoft/ODBC-Specification/blob/master/ODBC%204.0.md), there are some new statement attributes added. I noticed that one of them named
SQL_ATTR_LENGTH_EXCEPTION_BEHAVIORwas in the spec but wasn't shown in ODBCTest (neither inSQLGetStmtAttrnorSQLSetStmtAttr). Also there's another statement attributeSQL_ATTR_TYPE_EXCEPTION_BEHAVIORwhich should have four possible values according to the spec, but there are only three in ODBCTest.I wonder if this is something that being or will be worked on for ODBC4?