945 Update trusted-context testscripts for current cldriver messages and also allow running from remote #951
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Testcases changed files (3).
Allow trusted-context testcases to run on a hostname that is different from that of the Db2-server (i.e allow to run from remote). Allow the default hostname allowed in the trusted context to be local hostname, but additionally allow the config.py to specify the IP-address of the trusted-context IP-address to support the scenario of the Db2-server being unable to resolve the remote hostname (so can instead use the remote IP-address).
Updated the EXPECTED RESPONSE for one specific SQLCODE to reflect the current (11.5.9) english-language revised-message-text issued by clidriver, this allows the trusted-context testcases to pass , at least when tested on Db2-LUW. ( I lack any i-series or z/os environment access to test against those platforms).
Notice that no additional python modules are required other than those already used by the python-ibmdb-testcases