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Remove unnecessary IBM i variants of tests #12
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This actually seems to execute fine on IBM i PASE, at least.
I guess VALUES wasn't supported pre-v7
@@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ IBM-DB2: db2_num_fields() - select | |||
--SKIPIF-- | |||
<?php | |||
require_once('skipif.inc'); | |||
require_once('skipif3.inc'); |
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This change seems unrelated to all the other changes.
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Actually not - it makes the LUW version of this test run on i, since skipif3 handles if a test runs on i (PASE or Db2 Connect). It's incredibly obviously named, no?
I'm guessing like v5r4/6.1 didn't support VALUES...
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Gotcha. From the diff it looks like an outlier since all the other changes were deleting V6 variants of the tests.
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Yeah, anything that was TBD removed was prob me restoring the non-PASE version fo the test to work on all platforms...
I think I'll merge these; if there's more redundant tests, let me know. |
These tended to be identical or disabled a working test. For the latter, I suspect IBM i's SQL dialect compatibility caught up.