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Hi,
Can anyone please tell me if 'EXISTS' is supported (for subqueries in the
WHERE clause) and also if corelated subqueries are supported ?
One more thing: on the 'features not supported' page, the second point
mentions variables not being supported in queries: are these 'corelation
variable
> EXISTS
No. Instead of 'where exists (select * ... )', use
'where (select count(*) ...) > 0'.
> cor[r]elated subqueries
No. They're called variable subqueries on the
Features-not-supported page.
> range variables, or are they host variables ?
Both. (Neither is supported.)
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Thanks a lot for that, Kurt.
Any chance of their being added to SQLite anytime soon ?
Vijay
Kurt Welgehausen
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> Any chance of their being added ... ?
I doubt it; there have been lots of proposals for changes and
additions flying around, but these points haven't come up (as
best I can recall).
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I think once SQLite ver 3.0 stabilizes, all of the enhancements to the SQL
language
capabilities will be addressed then. Once the the file format and low level
engine
enhancements are in production, I am sure many of us will want more
compliant SQL
code similar to SQL Server/Oracle/Sybase/MySQL/etc
Hi, I am in the process of porting sqlite (version 2.8.13) to vxworks. I
am running into some problems.
It seems to work when I invoke the shell with no database (:memory:). I
can then create tables, insert records, etc. In general I can submit SQL
queries at will. However, when I invoke the shell
On Thu, 15 Apr 2004, Doug Currie wrote:
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>Thursday, April 15, 2004, 9:16:01 AM, Christian Smith wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Doug Currie wrote:
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>>>One way to get table level locking without a great deal of pain is to
>>>integrate the shadow paging ideas with BTree management. Rather than
>>
I have found the problem. The lock hash table uses inodes as a hash
key. Well, we are using DOS (I know, I know ...) so that did not work
and all files were using the same lock.
Thanks,
Juan//
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