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Port SqlClient fixes for NP Flush and for NP/TCP native error codes to 2.0.0 branch - #19205

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Port SqlClient fixes for NP Flush and for NP/TCP native error codes to 2.0.0 branch#19205
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Porting changes to release branch

…ect errors, so as to match native SNI behavior. (#19135)

* Add native error codes and messages to managed SNI NP & TCP disconnect errors, so as to match native SNI behavior.
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Do you want to get the changes from #19078 into this PR as well so that there is one review for all the changes?

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…is a PipeStream. Pipes can sometimes be disconnected when trying to flush, and PipeStream's flush doesn't actually flush any data.
@corivera corivera changed the title Add native error codes and messages to managed SNI NP & TCP disconnect errors, so as to match native SNI behavior. (#19135) Port SqlClient NP Flush & NP/TCP native error code fixes to 2.0.0 branch May 1, 2017
@corivera corivera changed the title Port SqlClient NP Flush & NP/TCP native error code fixes to 2.0.0 branch Port SqlClient fixes for NP Flush and for NP/TCP native error codes to 2.0.0 branch May 1, 2017
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corivera merged commit cd0ba32 into dotnet:release/2.0.0 May 1, 2017
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@karelz karelz modified the milestone: 2.0.0 May 5, 2017
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