I don't think this is a bug, at least not in the context
presented. "commodities.id" really is ambiguous here, and
it can be disambiguated with "main" or "temp" or the name
of the attached database, per the documentation.
Regards
b.bum wrote:
> I'm curious as to why the md5sum() aggregate is only available for the
> purposes of unit testing.
>
> It seems like a fairly generically useful feature in a number of
> contexts. Any reason that it isn't included as a normal part of the
> sqlite installation/api?
Also, might I
Test 11.3 of format is failing on OS X...
do_test format3-11.3 {
execsql {SELECT '123456789012345678901'=='123456789012345678900'}
} {1}
why?
thanks,
b.bum
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> Hi, I've got two same databases (one is older then the second one) and I
> wanted to attach them, so I've done:
>
> attach database './database/produkty.sdb' as commodities2;
> select * from commodities left join commodities2.commodities on
>
Try main.commodities.id = commodities2.commodities.id.
See the first paragraph of www.sqlite.org/lang.html#attach.
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Hi, I've got two same databases (one is older then the second one) and I
wanted to attach them, so I've done:
attach database './database/produkty.sdb' as commodities2;
select * from commodities left join commodities2.commodities on
commodities.id = commodities2.commodities.id
the second query
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