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Test for exceptions on wrong parameter types in Query, and column out of bounds #104

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table.addColumn(ColumnType.ColumnTypeInt, "long"); // 5
table.addColumn(ColumnType.ColumnTypeMixed, "mixed"); // 6
table.addColumn(ColumnType.ColumnTypeString, "string"); // 7
table.addColumn(ColumnType.ColumnTypeTable, "table"); // 8
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In TestHelper there is a static method getTableWithAllColumnTypes, that returns excactly this

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Yes, but TestHelper is not in develop, it is in Breaking-updates

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Good point :)

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bmunkholm pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 9, 2013
Test for exceptions on wrong parameter types in Query, and column out of bounds
@bmunkholm bmunkholm merged commit 263525e into realm:develop Sep 9, 2013
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