tds: return None instead of "NULL" string for SQL NULL values#2185
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parseRow() and TDS_SSVARIANT._parseValue() returned the string "NULL" for SQL NULL values. This is semantically wrong: downstream code cannot distinguish a genuine NULL from a column that literally contains the text "NULL", and standard Python idioms like `if value is None` or `value or default` do not work. Replace every `value = "NULL"` / `return "NULL"` with `None`. Update processColMeta() and printRows() to format None as the string "NULL" for display output, preserving the existing table rendering.
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parseRow() and TDS_SSVARIANT._parseValue() returned the string "NULL" for SQL NULL values. This is semantically wrong: downstream code cannot distinguish a genuine NULL from a column that literally contains the text "NULL", and standard Python idioms like
if value is Noneorvalue or defaultdo not work.Replace every
value = "NULL"/return "NULL"withNone. Update processColMeta() and printRows() to format None as the string "NULL" for display output, preserving the existing table rendering.