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SNOW-1852178 Remove the deprecated part of API #791

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@sfc-gh-mmishchenko sfc-gh-mmishchenko commented Dec 11, 2024

  • Removed CRT function wrappers
  • Removed max LOB size as a macro
  • Removed deprecating macros as non-used anymore

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  1. Please add Jira ID to the PR name
  2. The PR should be to master-2.0.0, not to the master branch

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@sfc-gh-mmishchenko sfc-gh-mmishchenko changed the base branch from master to master-2.0.0 December 12, 2024 08:51
@sfc-gh-mmishchenko sfc-gh-mmishchenko changed the title Remove the deprecated part of API SNOW-1852178 Remove the deprecated part of API Dec 12, 2024
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@sfc-gh-mmishchenko sfc-gh-mmishchenko deleted the SNOW-1852178-Remove-deprecated-API-from-header-files branch December 12, 2024 15:21
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