Summary

Test Type	Pass	Fail	% Working
Data	9	1	90 %
Modules	8	0	100 %
Total	17	1	94 %

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Data conversion testing

Int8 (Write) = pass
Int8 (Read) = pass
Int16 (Write) = pass
Int16 (Read) = pass
Int32 (Write) = pass
Int32 (Read) = pass
Double (Write) = pass
Double (Read) =
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fail
Wanted "10.53" but got ""
Don't worry -- this method is not used by anything in the PHP-PDB library yet. It is a utility function that is added for completeness. If you absolutely do need this function, take a look at the PHP-PDB source or just submit a bug report.
String (Write) = pass
String (Read) = pass

Please perform these steps, in order, to resolve the problem.

Make sure that you are running the latest version of PHP-PDB. If you are not, upgrade.
If the error still persists, and if you can, try the CVS version of PHP-PDB. See the download page for more information.
Determine which tests failed. Just look above this section for anything that says "fail".

If it was in the Data section and it was not the Double test, then something is seriously wrong. Please send us a bug report immediately.
If it was the Double test in the Data section, then you do not need to worry. Nothing in the PHP-PDB library uses this function (yet), but a class might be written to use the Double function. It is a good idea to get the problem fixed, just in case you wish to use double-precision numbers saved in your generated databases. If you do report the problem, please include the entire error message that was generated (the Wanted "abcdefg" but got "1234567" message).
If it was in the Modules section, and if you don't need that module, then you can safely ignore the warning, but it would be really nice if you reported the error to us. (Just the fact that module X failed -- we don't need the long string of letters and numbers.)
If you can't see the error, then something is wacky. Weird. Try looking at the Summary table (at the top) to see which section the problem is in.