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Release | 7.4.1 Hotfix release#1121

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@ulvii ulvii commented Aug 2, 2019

Reverted #1025 as it contains breaking changes. This removes hashCode() and equals() APIs from SQLServerDataTable and SQLServerDataColumn.

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## [7.4.1] HotFix & Stable Release
### Fixed Issues
- Reverted [#1025](https://github.com/Microsoft/mssql-jdbc/pull/1025) as it contains breaking changes. This removes `hashCode()` and `equals()` APIs from `SQLServerDataTable` and `SQLServerDataColumn`.
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Reverted #1025 as it changes API definition for SQLServerDataTable.getIterator() that causes breaking change. This change also removes hashCode() and equals() APIs from SQLServerDataTable and SQLServerDataColumn.

rowValues.set(key, val);
rowValues[key] = val;
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At Line 301, in the else block before the condition, you need to assign rowValues[key] = null

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I'm not sure that needed to happen. rowValues[key] would have already been null since nothing else would have set it.

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