You're right! I arrived at a failure of a different kind because I did not
drop the Races table as per his script between adding the first record with
ID='20' and the second with ID=20. If Races table contains two records, the
first with ID='20' and the second with ID=20, his query fails, even t
>No, it fails because 20 != '20'
And also possibly because
Date LIKE "2009%"
should be
Date LIKE '2009%'
everywhere it appears.
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Tom Holden wrote:
> Nick, I think your query fails because there is a potential for multiple
> values on the right-hand side of WHERE RaceID=.
No, it fails because 20 != '20'
Igor Tandetnik
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ery be better composed as:
SELECT * from races, times WHERE RACEID = ID and Races.Name = 'totley moor'
AND Date LIKE "2009%";
Tom
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Subject: [sqlite] update on Ticket 3437
> Hi,
> I submitte
Hi,
I submitted this some time ago, see
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/tktview?tn=3437,39.
I've just been messing about with this again and have found out what was
happening. The following script demonstrates the problem and resolution:
[begin bug2.sql]
/*
this command line will demonstrate
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