An example for SQLite version 3.32.2: If a table "Test"'s structure is `CREATE TABLE Test ( a INTEGER, b INTEGER GENERATED ALWAYS AS (a), c INTEGER GENERATED ALWAYS AS (a) NOT NULL, d INTEGER NOT NULL GENERATED ALWAYS AS (a), e INTEGER AS (a) );` The result of `PRAGMA table_xinfo(Test);` will be: `cid,name,type,notnull,dflt_value,pk,hidden 0,a,INTEGER,0,,0,0 1,b,INTEGER GENERATED ALWAYS,0,,0,2 2,d,INTEGER GENERATED ALWAYS,1,,0,2 3,e,INTEGER,1,,0,2 4,c,INTEGER,0,,0,2 ` So the question is, since from the document(https://sqlite.org/gencol.html), we know that the "GENERATED ALWAYS" is a column constraint, and it's not a column type, is it proper to appears in the "type" field of the result of PRAGMA table_xinfo? And if this is a designed behavior, then why do the column "d" and "e" which are also generated column just display a type name "INTEGER" without "GENERATED ALWAYS" appended to the right? Thank you for seeing my question.