Is anyone using QGIS 2.14 with MS SQL Server? I just upgraded from 2.12 to
2.14 and encountered some very strange behaviours.
These include: Whole columns of data displaying as NULL in the attribute table
(even though there are no nulls in the table in SQL Server).
And: Numeric strings in text fields being treated as numbers. For example I
have a text field in a record that contains the string "2.0" (without the
inverted commas) but it is being displayed as "2" in the attribute table, the
info tool and as a label. I tried to edit the text by retyping "2.0" but when
I tabbed out of the textbox it was converted to "2". The layer properties show
the field type as QString.
I have only had the chance to test it on one machine so far, so I don't want
generate unnecessary noise posting a bug report if it is just my machine that
has a problem.
So, is anyone here successfully using QGIS 2.14 and SQL Server (2008)?
Thanks,
Martin.
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