Hi,
I've detected a problem with the code I wrote here.
Normally sqlite3, when returning a result column in the format
tablename.columnname, the real table name is returned, regardless if it was
aliased in the original sql statement.
I've just discovered that if you do a 'select distinct' sqlite3 returns the
tablename alias, and as a result fails to resolve the field type for that
column.
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