On Saturday, 21 September, 2019 22:35, Stephen Chrzanowski
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>Thanks for all this info.
>No, I have not made a single change to the amalgamation that has been
>provided by sqlite.org. The most I've done is read, line by line,
>through the first meg or so of source code, as well as setup an
On Sep 19, 2019, at 7:21 PM, Peng Yu wrote:
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> My question is `But it is not clear how to install it for sqlite3 installed by
> homebrew.`
That sounds more like a question to ask the Homebrew community; it isn’t really
related to SQLite directly. SQLite is just making a system call to load a
Thanks for all this info.
No, I have not made a single change to the amalgamation that has been
provided by sqlite.org. The most I've done is read, line by line, through
the first meg or so of source code, as well as setup an environment where I
specifically can build sqlite3.dll for fun. The
On Sep 21, 2019, at 11:29 AM, Stephen Chrzanowski wrote:
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> How does one have their own code base for SQLite, with their own customer
> logic or functionality or whatever, then, have updates provided by the
> SQLite team implemented in when updates and such are provided?
What kind of code are
Good to know that I was not to far off target then. But fixing issues in
less than a day of reporting? On a Saturday? Who does that? I was planning
to feel happy about solving this issue.. :)
Fredrik
On Sat, Sep 21, 2019 at 9:31 PM Dan Kennedy wrote:
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> On 22/9/62 02:25, Fredrik Larsen wrote:
On 22/9/62 02:25, Fredrik Larsen wrote:
Interesting, very similar change but not fully idenctial. In my patch, I
created a sqlite3ExprListCompareIgnoreButUpdateSort, and used this function
from line 6239. This function ignores the sort part when comparing
expressions, but will update the
Interesting, very similar change but not fully idenctial. In my patch, I
created a sqlite3ExprListCompareIgnoreButUpdateSort, and used this function
from line 6239. This function ignores the sort part when comparing
expressions, but will update the GroupBy sortOrder field if expressions are
found
See Dan's checkin on trunk for this issue.
https://www.sqlite.org/src/info/20f7951bb238ddc0
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>Subject: Re: [sqlite] [EXTERNAL] Group-by and
On 9/21/19, Stephen Chrzanowski wrote:
>
> How does one have their own code base for SQLite, with their own customer
> logic or functionality or whatever, then, have updates provided by the
> SQLite team implemented in when updates and such are provided?
>
With a post that someone made here, and the thought that I've been running
in my head over the past while...
How does one have their own code base for SQLite, with their own customer
logic or functionality or whatever, then, have updates provided by the
SQLite team implemented in when updates and
To clarify; GROUP-BY does not really have ordering, but in the SQLite
implementation, GROUP-BY and ORDER-BY is very closely related as expected,
and it is possible to set a GROUP-BY direction in code (it is default 0 ->
ASC). So thats what I did. Also, some other modifications very required to
Your last sentence got me thinking. So I downloaded the source, modified
the ordering of the GROUP-BY expression to match ORDER-BY and it works!
This will offcourse only work if the GROUP-BY and ORDER-BY matches
generally expect for the direction. This fix only improves performance for
relevant
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