Andrea Federico Grisotto
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CREATE TABLE np (
fromId VARCHAR(6),
toId VARCHAR(6),
serviceId INTEGER,
PRIMARY KEY (fromId, toId)
);
if I run this query in *sqlite version 3.3.6* I obtain (two rows):
sqlite> SELECT * from np WHERE (42>=fromId) AND (42<=toId);
fromId toId serviceId
--------------- --------------- ---------------
0 5 2
40 43 3
I believe this is what happens. You've declared the two columns to have
TEXT affinity (see http://sqlite.org/datatype3.html), so comparisons are
done in alphabetical order, not in numeric order. When compared as
strings, '0' < '42' and '5' > '42'.
If you want fromId and toId to be treated as integers, why don't you
declare them as INTEGER?
Igor Tandetnik
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