integer and floating point values in RTREE. Otherwise the comparison does
not work on all platforms. Further fix to [027e5336acc26f57].
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invoked multiple times without intervening calls to xEndTransaction().
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against that same RTREE abort with code SQLITE_ABORT_ROLLBACK.
dbsqlfuzz de7d17b72d0e842352c998dd86a47b7d0f707be9.
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available for testing. The test cases work on all other 64-bit and 32-bit
platforms that we have at hand. So there is no way for us to debug this
problem. Better to disable the test.
[forum:/forumpost/ffcbf789b5386573|forum post ffcbf789b5386573].
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parameters that provide the name of the table being checked and
a flag to indicate a "quick_check". Based on feedback in
[forum:/forumpost/965c0d02ea|forum post 965c0d02ea].
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faster, at the expense of having a slightly less dense and hence larger index
(example: 33 entries/node versus 34 entries/node).
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of a node looking for solutions that involve no cell enlargement. Only look
for the minimum cell enlargement if the enlargement is non-zero for all cells.
This results in a performance improvement by reducing the number of calls
to cellUnion().
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an integer error code and writes the error message into a parameter.
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method in RTREE, FTS3/4, and FTS5 so that "PRAGMA integrity_check" also
verifies the correctness of shadow tables associated with those virtual
tables.
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integers that are too big to be represented exactly by a float - then take
extra steps to ensure that all possibly relevant entries in the RTREE are
returned, even in boundary cases. Fix for the problem identified by
[forum:/forumpost/da70ee0d0d|forum post da70ee0d0d].
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values are duplicated in the byte-code so that the comparisons are done
using 64-bit floats and consistent results are always obtained.
[forum:/forumpost/da61c4a1b5b4af19|Forum post da61c4a1b5b4af19].
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extension so that it is aligned with the latest enhancements in the core.
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number of updated columns does not exceed the underlying implementation, even
if the virtual table object records an excess number of column in the nAux
field due to table constraints in the table definition.
Fix for the problem reported by
[forum:/forumpost/a096ab7d96bb057a|forum post a096ab7d96bb057a].
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RIGHT or LEFT join anywhere in the query. Other RDBMSes prohibit this always,
but SQLite must allow ON clauses to reference tables to their right for legacy
compatibility, unless there is a RIGHT or LEFT join someplace in the query,
in which case there is no legacy to support.
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[forum:/forumpost/57bdf2217d|forum post 57bdf2217d]. This check-in
should complete the fix.
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error was in test logic only, not in the SQLite library itself.
[forum:/forumpost/35470a0a72a005e1|forum post 35470a0a72a005e1]
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