| QUOTE (nottins @ November 30, 2013 01:58 pm) |
| QUOTE (sbeelis @ December 01, 2013 04:54 am) | | QUOTE (nottins @ November 30, 2013 09:11 pm) | | My SQL is correct, check the GC's yourself. My version of sqlite3.exe is the latest version. I'm not quite sure why you're telling me my SQL is wrong when it is giving the correct results outside of GSAK.... |
Just because your SQL returns the correct results it does not necessarily mean that the SQL is also correct. Incorrect SQL can by accident return the expected results (as seems to be the case).
The same SQL that gives you the expected results from the command line does not do so in GSAK, so obviously it is not correct (and it's not GSAK's problem as you suggested in one of your posts).
If you use correct SQL it will always return the correct results, with all DBs and all query front ends. |
The database engine is SQLite. I'm using SQLite natively to get the (correct) results. GSAK SQLite manager returns the incorrect results.... |
Just for general grins did you try lignumaqua's code in GSAK?