to end with OP_Copy but is not a candidate for the optimization due to jumps,
then the optimization is correctly bypassed.
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generate the code out of the copy, in case the code generator makes
modifications to expression and the Select object needs to be reused.
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INSERT statement. The same assert() appears again in the VDBE and will fire
there if the problem persists in an SQL statement that does not contain
errors. Gramfuzz find.
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very last token in the SQL statement. This fixes a problem introduced
by check-in [0fdf97efe5df745510c6b] and reported by the community during
beta-testing.
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expressions. Change Expr.zToken to Expr.u.zToken and added Expr.u.iValue.
Remove an unnecessary ExprDup from CHECK constraint processing. And so forth. (CVS 6682)
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Expr.token into a char* Expr.zToken. Also simplify the Token object by
removing the Token.dyn and Token.quoted fields. (CVS 6681)
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to select column names for VIEWs of joins so that the constructed column
names omits the underlying table names. (CVS 5386)
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Other bug fixes in compound-merge. The compound-merge is still disabled
in this check-in using "#if 0" due to additional bugs. (CVS 5295)
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But there are still a few problems and so the optimization is disabled by
and "#if 0". This check-in is to synchronize with the other changes happening
in parallel. (CVS 5291)
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solution for ticket #2822. Needs more testing and documentation
before going final. (CVS 4602)
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this works for subqueries, especially in the right-hand side of an IN
operator. Ticket #2296. (CVS 3842)
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the left-most select. This makes SQLite work like other SQL database,
but it also is a change from historical behavior and may break some
scripts. Ticket #1721. (CVS 3153)
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the execsql tcl command so that the select1 test works with the serialized
statement extension. (CVS 3136)
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and a floating point result is returned for approximate results.
Tickets #1664, #1669, and #1670. (CVS 3066)
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integers. Any single non-integer input causes the result to be a floating
point value. (CVS 2669)
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source column without the "table." prefix. In other words,
"PRAGMA short_column_names=ON" is now the default.
This makes the names of columns behave more like other SQL engines.
The old behavior can be restored by setting "PRAGMA short_column_names=OFF". (CVS 2231)
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