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odbc_fetch_row was changed to have $row be nullable and null by default instead of using 0, but still accepted 0 due to old code being explicit. Remove that special handling. See phpGH-13910. This should be merged if it passes in the 8.6 deprecations RFC.
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When we're testing the error, change to match the updated description, when we're testing the default case, update from 0->1.
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odbc_fetch_row was changed to have $row be nullable and null by default instead of using 0, but still accepted 0 due to old code being explicit. Remove that special handling. Also change the message to accurately describe all possible functions.
See GH-13910. This should be merged if it passes in the 8.6 deprecations RFC.