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@@ -163,3 +163,46 @@ odb-tests\ directory. Once this is done, you can run the tests by executing the following command from the command prompt: test.bat <database> + + +Test Suite Configuration +======================== + +The test suite supports additional configuration via the following +preprocessor macros: + +HOST_WIN32 Specifies that the tests will run on Windows. This + macro is only needed when cross-compiling for Windows + using, for example, a cross-compiler to MinGW. + +MSSQL_SERVER_VERSION Specifies the SQL Server version that will be used to + run the tests. The version is specified as XXYY where + XX is the major and YY is the minor SQL Server versions, + for example, 900 (SQL Server 2005/9.0), 1000 (2008/10.0), + 1050 (2008R2/10.5), 1100 (2012/11.0). If this macro is + not defined, then the test suite assumes SQL Server 2008. + +To define any of these macros when building on UNIX operating systems you +can use the CPPFLAGS configure variable, for example: + +./configure CPPFLAGS=-DMSSQL_SERVER_VERSION=900 + +When building on Windows with Visual Studio the extra macros have to be +specified in two places: in the default.options ODB configuration file +(located in the odb-X.Y.Z-i686-windows\etc\odb\ directory) as well as +in the CL environment variable. For example, to specify the SQL Server +version add the following line to the default.options file: + +-DMSSQL_SERVER_VERSION=900 + +As well as set the CL environment variable before running the build.bat +batch file: + +SET CL=-DMSSQL_SERVER_VERSION=900 + +If you are using the Visual Studio IDE to build the tests, then you will +need to start the IDE from a command prompt after setting the CL variable, +for example: + +SET CL=-DMSSQL_SERVER_VERSION=900 +C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio <N>\Common7\IDE\devenv.com |