Thx for hint.
I see also the RSmith contribute.
This is not only impossible in the current SQLite implementation, it is also
inconceivable. By that I mean that the query output
can be of any form, there is no way a prepare statement can know before-hand
what the query would look like, it mig
On 2014/04/17 20:43, aperi2007 wrote:
Hi to all,
There is in sqlite a command to run a query build at runtime ?
Our use-case is a list of query build from a sql script and stored in a table.
something like this:
select EXECUTE([field_query]) from table1;
where "table1" is the table and "fie
On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 2:43 PM, aperi2007 wrote:
> Hi to all,
>
> There is in sqlite a command to run a query build at runtime ?
>
Not built-in. But you can add your own. See
http://www.sqlite.org/src/artifact/d3013ce36f19ac72?ln=289-319 for an
example function that does this that we use for
Hi to all,
There is in sqlite a command to run a query build at runtime ?
Our use-case is a list of query build from a sql script and stored in a
table.
something like this:
select EXECUTE([field_query]) from table1;
where "table1" is the table and "field1" is the field where the builded
q
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