SQL Server 2019: CHAR(N) using UTF-8 is seen as SQL_NVARCHAR by SQLDescribeCol()

Testing FreeTDS 1.1rc3 with SQL Server 2019:

I get an unexpected SQL type code with a CHAR(10) column, when the
database collation is using UTF-8.

Instead of SQL_CHAR (or SQL_WCHAR), I get SQL_WVARCHAR.

I have created a database with this collation:

    Latin1_General_100_CI_AS_SC_UTF8

Then created a table like this:

    CREATE TABLE mytab1 ( col1 CHAR(10) )

and inserted a row:

    INSERT INTO mytab1 VALUES ( 'abc' )

Then in the ODBC program:

    SQLExecDirect(.."SELECT * FROM mytab1"..)
    SQLDescribCol(...)

TDSDUMP shows:

token.c:1541:tds7_get_data_info:
          colname = col1
          type = 39 (varchar)
          server's type = 231 (x UCS-2 varchar)           <-- 231 ?
          column_varint_size = 2
          column_size = 20 (20 on server)


The same program, connecting to SQL Server 2017 (were DB collation is Latin1
without UTF-8):


token.c:1541:tds7_get_data_info:
          colname = col1
          type = 47 (char)
          server's type = 175 (xchar)          <-- 175
          column_varint_size = 2
          column_size = 10 (10 on server)

With SQL Server 2019, when using another collation (non-UTF-8)

     CREATE TABLE mytab2 ( col1 CHAR(10) COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS )

I get the expected tds type code...

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