On Sep 28, 2006, at 10:40 AM, Norman Palardy wrote:
Hard to know if it SQLite forgiving things that it should not or
just the error not being reported A quick test here suggest SQLIte
does give you an error when there are more values than columns in
something like
create table test ( a integer , b varchar(100) )
insert into test ( a , b ) values ( 1,1,1,1 )
In my test app using the older SQLIte plugin I do get an error
saying "4 values for 2 columns"
Trying to reproduce the issue here in a sample app, I get a similar
error message. In other words, REALSQLdatabase is behaving as expected.
I need to look into this more. My code below:
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Dim DB As New REALSQLDatabase
Dim rs As RecordSet
If Not DB.Connect Then
MsgBox "Cannot connect to the In-Memory database."
Else
DB.SQLExecute("CREATE TABLE testTable ( ivalue INTEGER , dvalue
DOUBLE )")
If DB.Error Then
MsgBox "Error on CREATE TABLE: [" + Str(DB.ErrorCode) + "] " +
DB.ErrorMessage
Else
DB.Commit
End If
End If
DB.SQLExecute("INSERT INTO testTable ( ivalue, dvalue ) VALUES
( 15, 103,58 )")
If DB.Error Then
MsgBox "Error on INSERT: [" + Str(DB.ErrorCode) + "] " +
DB.ErrorMessage
Else
DB.Commit
End If
rs = DB.SQLSelect("SELECT dvalue FROM testTable")
If Not (rs Is Nil) Then MsgBox Format(rs.RecordCount, "0") + "
records."
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