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History for test/quote.test
2024-01-22
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15:26 | [7b01b2a261] part of check-in [0a834bd811] Improved error message when a double-quoted string is used and it seems likely that the user wanted a single-quoted string literal. (check-in: [0a834bd811] user: drh branch: improved-dqs-error-msg, size: 5365) | |
2022-01-16
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19:11 | [ffb40f0eb7] part of check-in [4883776669] Fix test cases so that they all still work even with -DSQLITE_DQS=0. (check-in: [4883776669] user: drh branch: trunk, size: 5093) | |
2021-10-01
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20:39 | [f33f95990e] part of check-in [2f7c946c5f] Change things so that SQLITE_OMIT_VIRTUALTABLE implies SQLITE_OMIT_ALTER_TABLE. (check-in: [2f7c946c5f] user: dan branch: trunk, size: 5044) | |
2021-03-14
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20:17 | [b8ddaba6b8] part of check-in [7e2d7ca15a] An additional test case (check-in: [7e2d7ca15a] user: drh branch: tkt-1c24a659-b, size: 4933) | |
19:55 | [a626b6ada9] part of check-in [a2adae907a] An alternative approach for fixing ticket [1c24a659e6d7f3a1]. (check-in: [a2adae907a] user: drh branch: tkt-1c24a659-b, size: 4749) | |
01:40 | [38b4e3da5d] part of check-in [7c8aa38125] Never allow a double-quoted identifier that appears by itself in the argument list of an index to be interpreted as a string literal. Proposed fix for ticket [1c24a659e6d7f3a1]. (check-in: [7c8aa38125] user: drh branch: tkt-1c24a659, size: 3939) | |
2020-08-27
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18:36 | [3f9238ab0e] part of check-in [5ce34a955b] Include the original text of the CHECK constraint in the error message for anonymous CHECK constraints. (check-in: [5ce34a955b] user: drh branch: trunk, size: 3711) | |
2019-07-02
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12:23 | [626149eda8] part of check-in [97a94446f3] Restore the legacy behavior of enabling double-quoted string literals in all contexts. But also provide a new compile-time option (SQLITE_DQS) to change the default to something more restrictive. (check-in: [97a94446f3] user: drh branch: trunk, size: 3705) | |
2019-05-20
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17:14 | [8258838e51] part of check-in [1685610ef8] Disallow string constants enclosed in double-quotes within new CREATE TABLE and CREATE INDEX statements. It is still possible to enclose column names in double-quotes, and existing database schemas that use double-quotes for strings can still be loaded. This addresses ticket [9b78184b]. (check-in: [1685610ef8] user: dan branch: trunk, size: 3611) | |
2007-04-25
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11:32 | [215897dbe8] part of check-in [0935cdf82a] Fix duplicate test IDs in the test suite. No changes to code. Ticket #2319. (CVS 3869) (check-in: [0935cdf82a] user: drh branch: trunk, size: 2150) | |
2005-11-01
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15:48 | [5891f23389] part of check-in [e0d6f61c7d] Omit the SQLITE_AFF_INTEGER type affinity. All numeric values are now of type real, though an integer representation is still sometimes used internally for efficiency. (CVS 2753) (check-in: [e0d6f61c7d] user: drh branch: trunk, size: 2148) | |
2005-08-13
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18:15 | [c1ca5e1880] part of check-in [6b7a4e9752] Provide grave accent quoting of identifiers for MySQL compatibility. Ticket #1337. (CVS 2591) (check-in: [6b7a4e9752] user: drh branch: trunk, size: 2150) | |
2004-08-20
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18:34 | [6d75cf635d] part of check-in [e97c331362] Tcl interface transfers values directly between SQLite and Tcl_Objs, without at translation to strings. (CVS 1898) (check-in: [e97c331362] user: drh branch: trunk, size: 2026) | |
2002-05-21
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13:43 | [08f23385c6] part of check-in [55e7d65496] Double-quoted strings resolve to column names if possible. Single-quoted strings continue to be interpreted as string literals. (CVS 576) (check-in: [55e7d65496] user: drh branch: trunk, size: 2024) | |
2001-09-16
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00:13 | [286db94471] part of check-in [4e926efe2b] Disclaimed copyright. Preparing for release 2.0. (CVS 250) (check-in: [4e926efe2b] user: drh branch: trunk, size: 1689) | |
2001-07-23
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14:33 | Added: [40a3164af8] part of check-in [029e3a3a5d] Add ability to quote table and column names in expression. (CVS 235) (check-in: [029e3a3a5d] user: drh branch: trunk, size: 2226) | |