Matt Froncek wrote:
Martin,
Thank you for looking into this. The SQLite3.exe I tested with was 3.1.3.
And yes the SQL statement works fine as it. If you add one more nested OR to
the SQL statement then it stops working. I don't get a stack overflow like I
do in the ODBC driver I was testing with but it errors with a syntax error
about the "=".
Change the last to lines to:
Customer.FullName = 'Okami' OR (
Customer.FullName = 'Okami2' OR (
Customer.FullName = 'Quickspice, Inc.')))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
OK, if I add another line I do get an error with sqlite3 v3.3.11
> SQL error near line 46: parser stack overflow
I think you said that you generate the queries? If so, do you have to
nest so many nested ORs? I'm no SQL expert but
... AND ( Customer.FullName in (
'Amazon.com.ksdc, Inc. - Campbellsville',
'Amazon.com.ksdc, Inc. - Coffeyville',
'Amazon.com.ksdc, Inc. - Fernley',
'Arizona Select',
'ATW - Cobb Dist.',
'SunOpta Food Distribution Group',
'Callaway Consumer Products, LLC',
'Cedarlane Natural Foods',
'City Glatt, Inc.',
'Columbus Distributing, Inc.',
'Cost Plus World Markets-West',
'DeKalb Farmers Market',
'DPI-Midwest',
'DPI-Northwest',
'DPI-Rocky Mountain',
'DPI-West',
'Exel Pak',
'Falcon Trading Co.',
'Foodguys',
'Foodology',
'Gourmet Awards - Milwaukee',
'Kehe Foods',
'Marc Popcorn Company',
'Marukai Markets',
'Matsukas Food Company',
'McCain Foods USA, Inc.',
'Okami',
'Okami2',
'Quickspice, Inc.'))
)
appears to do the same job and a quick test suggests that it does. I
don't what limits (if any) there would be with this approach but I
suspect Dr Hipp would rather you fix your SQL generator than have to
"fix" his parser. ;)
Martin
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