Hi,
just to clarify: it is sqlite, not the sqlite driver which does not
support newlines in SQL statements. Some other SQL engines like MySQL
do support newlines, so this appears to be a design decision (I don't
know what the standard says). To verify, use these SQL scripts:
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select
version()
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and
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select
sqlite_version()
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write the scripts to a file using Unix line endings, and pipe them
into mysql and sqlite, respectively. The former succeeds, whereas the
latter complains about incomplete SQL. I think it is easier to avoid
newlines on the input side rather than trying to fix sqlite's
behaviour in the driver.
regards,
Markus
Quoting Kris Groves [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The parsing of the sql statement will fail at the first new line char as
this indicates the end of the c-string.
This is the first time I have seen newline characters explicitly
embedded in an sql statement. Is there a reason that the newline
characters are needed ?
--
Markus Hoenicka
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