From the README:
Drupal core allows module developers to use regular expressions within SQL statements. The base installation does not use this feature, so it is not required for Drupal to install. However, if any contrib modules use regular expressions, a CLR will need to be installed that is equivalent to CREATE FUNCTION {schema}.REGEXP(@pattern NVARCHAR(100), @matchString NVARCHAR(100)) RETURNS bit EXTERNAL NAME {name_of_function}
It looks like I already have a project for this:
https://www.drupal.org/project/drush_sqlsrv →
My memory could be wrong, but I think at one point drush had its own implementation of each database driver instead of using the Drupal classes. If this is the case, drush would need to be patched to support sqlsrv.
Yes, one test must be modifying a file and not correctly cleaning itself after the test. This leaked test data is then contaminating a future test.
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Hey, I just saw your message in my email. No problems from me.