Hey all,
On sqlite 3.3.12, I see the following:
create table test_in (data text, ordinal text);
insert into test_in values ('foo', '0');
insert into test_in values ('bar', '1');
insert into test_in values ('baz', '2');
Running:
select count(1) from test_in where ordinal in (select ordinal from test_in);
returns "3" as expected. However, if I add an order by to the subquery:
select count(1) from test_in where ordinal in (select ordinal from
test_in order by ordinal);
this returns "0". But note that this works:
select count(1) from test_in where rowid in (select rowid from test_in
order by ordinal);
My actual use case needs the "order by" in the subquery since I also
add a "limit 1" clause.
Is there something I am doing wrong here?
cheers,
-steve
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