I couldn't help experimenting a little: ``` ▶▶▶ .param init ▶▶▶ .param set :bond "'007'" ▶▶▶ .param list :bond 7 ``` Uh-oh. What happened to the double-oh in double-oh seven? Well, it seems the answer lies here: ``` ▶▶▶ .schema sqlite_parameters CREATE TABLE temp.sqlite_parameters( key TEXT PRIMARY KEY, value ANY ) WITHOUT ROWID; ``` Which raises the question: Why was the type of the value here specified as `ANY`, which by the rules given in [section 3.1 of the Datatypes doc](https://sqlite.org/datatype3.html#determination_of_column_affinity) means it has `INTEGER` affinity? Was it intentional?