#3003: SQLite 3 support
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    Reporter:  sebbarre     |         Owner:  Any Developer
        Type:  Enhancement  |        Status:  new          
    Priority:  Low          |     Milestone:  2.0.0.x      
   Component:  General      |       Version:  2.0.x.x      
    Severity:  Trivial      |    Resolution:               
    Keywords:               |   Php_version:  n/a          
Cake_version:               |  
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Comment (by orsonj):

 PHP Data Objects (upon which this driver is based) doesn't support listing
 of column names after you query the database. It just assumes you know
 what you are getting. For queries that don't have a wildcard, we can
 figure it out by parsing the query string and returning the same thing
 that was asked. However, if you just asked for "*" that is all we can pull
 out. It might be possible to query the database for a list of columns on a
 table, but that feels a bit shaky to me. I don't know if the columns would
 be in the same order.

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