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subzero (administrator)
2007-09-10 14:35
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What Sqliteman version are you using? If it's plain 1.0 then it looks like it's fixed in the SVN already.
Please try fresh SVN if you compile sqliteman yourself or wait for next bugfix release planned in 1-2 week(s).
Workaround: select your statement like for copy/pasting, then run it again.
Hint: SQL statements are terminated with semicolons ";". Maybe you are missing some. |
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(0000016)
ArturAs (reporter)
2007-09-10 14:48
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Subzero, thank you for the quick answer.
I use compiled version 1.0.
I didn't understand what you mean with "select your statement like for copy/pasting, then run it again."
The statement
select * from zs_cds where quelle like "y%"
works, but not
delete from zs_cds where quelle like "y%"
It ist not the problem of a ";" - delete doesn't work with and without ";"
Artur |
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subzero (administrator)
2007-09-10 16:07
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The problem is that I cannot reproduce this ugly behaviour. Where do you have text cursor exactly? Are there any more lines of text?
ad "select your statement..." - select your statement e.g. with mouse like when you want to copy the text. |
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subzero (administrator)
2007-11-30 16:24
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all sql parser errors are resolved. SQliteman uses new SQL parser taken from TOra now. |
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