On 19-4-2019 20:53, Semih Hazar wrote:
The bug was introduced in version 3.25.0. It was due to a LIKE
pattern attempting to match against "sqlite_%%" except "_" means
"match any single character to to LIKE operator, so we had to go back
in and escape that character. The problem is fixed on
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> The bug was introduced in version 3.25.0. It was due to a LIKE
> pattern attempting to match against "sqlite_%%" except "_" means
> "match any single character to to LIKE operator, so we had to go back
> in and escape that character. The problem is fixed on trunk.
>
> You can find the
On 4/19/19, Luuk wrote:
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> On 19-4-2019 16:19, Semih Hazar wrote:
>> Hi,
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>> With 3.28.0 I'm getting an inconsistent behavior if I try to rename a
>> table
>> if its name starts with "sqlite". It's not "sqlite3_" by the way, which
>> just gives an error since it's a reserved keyword.
>>
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sqlite-users-
>boun...@mailinglists.sqlite.org] On Behalf Of Luuk
>Sent: Friday, 19 April, 2019 12:11
>To: sqlite-users@mailinglists.sqlite.org
>Subject: Re: [sqlite] Table names starting with sqlite (not sqlite_)
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>On 19-4-2019 16:19, Semih Hazar wrote:
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On 19-4-2019 16:19, Semih Hazar wrote:
Hi,
With 3.28.0 I'm getting an inconsistent behavior if I try to rename a table
if its name starts with "sqlite". It's not "sqlite3_" by the way, which
just gives an error since it's a reserved keyword.
After renaming, .table command shows the new name,
Hi,
With 3.28.0 I'm getting an inconsistent behavior if I try to rename a table
if its name starts with "sqlite". It's not "sqlite3_" by the way, which
just gives an error since it's a reserved keyword.
After renaming, .table command shows the new name, but a select from the
table errors out. If
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