Hello all,
The schemas generated by the last two joins below are not what I was
expecting. Could someone point me to documentation on how the schema
generation works when using a subselect in a join? This was tested on
3.7.17, 3.9.2, and 3.11.0, and the behavior is consistent across these
three sqlite versions.
CREATE TABLE C(A);
CREATE TABLE D(A);
CREATE TABLE join_two_tables AS SELECT C.A FROM C INNER JOIN D ON D.A=C.A;
.schema join_two_tables
CREATE VIEW G AS SELECT * FROM D;
CREATE TABLE join_table_with_view AS SELECT C.A FROM C INNER JOIN G ON
G.A=C.A;
.schema join_table_with_view
CREATE TABLE join_table_with_subselect AS SELECT C.A FROM C INNER JOIN
(SELECT * FROM D) D ON D.A=C.A;
.schema join_table_with_subselect
Output:
CREATE TABLE join_two_tables(A);
CREATE TABLE join_table_with_view("C.A");
CREATE TABLE join_table_with_subselect("C.A");
Best regards,
John Hinrichsen
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