FEAT: Adding getTypeInfo #193
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Summary
This pull request adds support for retrieving ODBC data type information via a new
getTypeInfomethod on thecursorobject, exposing the underlyingSQLGetTypeInfoAPI. It includes the necessary C++/Python bindings, error handling, and comprehensive test coverage to ensure correct behavior for different data types and usage scenarios.Feature: Data type information retrieval
getTypeInfomethod to thecursorclass inmssql_python/cursor.py, allowing users to retrieve metadata about supported SQL data types via the ODBCSQLGetTypeInfoAPI. The method supports querying all types or a specific type and returns results as a list ofRowobjects with a well-defined column map.Bindings and driver integration
SQLGetTypeInfo(SQLGetTypeInfoFunc) and integrated it into the driver loading and verification process inmssql_python/pybind/ddbc_bindings.handmssql_python/pybind/ddbc_bindings.cpp. This ensures the function pointer is loaded and checked along with other ODBC APIs.SQLGetTypeInfo, exposing it asDDBCSQLGetTypeInfoin the Python module.Testing
tests/test_004_cursor.pyto validate the newgetTypeInfomethod. Tests cover retrieving all types, specific types, result structure, numeric and datetime types, binary types, multiple successive calls, and repeated identical queries for consistency and efficiency.