TIMESTAMP column type has a special meaning for SQLServer,
avoid using it for that driver (with help from logilab.common.adbh)
--- a/server/sources/native.py Mon Dec 14 10:45:14 2009 +0100
+++ b/server/sources/native.py Mon Dec 14 14:57:10 2009 +0100
@@ -593,6 +593,7 @@
def sql_schema(driver):
helper = get_adv_func_helper(driver)
+ tstamp_col_type = helper.TYPE_MAPPING.get('TIMESTAMP', 'TIMESTAMP')
schema = """
/* Create the repository's system database */
@@ -602,7 +603,7 @@
eid INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
type VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL,
source VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL,
- mtime TIMESTAMP NOT NULL,
+ mtime %s NOT NULL,
extid VARCHAR(256)
);
CREATE INDEX entities_type_idx ON entities(type);
@@ -613,13 +614,13 @@
eid INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
type VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL,
source VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL,
- dtime TIMESTAMP NOT NULL,
+ dtime %s NOT NULL,
extid VARCHAR(256)
);
CREATE INDEX deleted_entities_type_idx ON deleted_entities(type);
CREATE INDEX deleted_entities_dtime_idx ON deleted_entities(dtime);
CREATE INDEX deleted_entities_extid_idx ON deleted_entities(extid);
-""" % helper.sql_create_sequence('entities_id_seq')
+""" % (helper.sql_create_sequence('entities_id_seq'), tstamp_col_type, tstamp_col_type)
return schema