Hi,
I just updated SQLiteOOo to fix a regression and to support LibreOffice 24.8.x which comes with Python 3.9 in its Window version.
However, I have trouble explaining why this query worked with version 1.0.0 of SQLite and not with the following versions. Normally the driver does not influence the queries, it only reads them to extract:
- The type of query (ie: SELECT, INSERT or OTHER).
- And only for SELECT and INSERT queries the name of the table involved.
For me, but this remains to be verified, only the SQLite Java driver can be responsible for such a problem.
I see that SQLiteOOo 1.0.0 was shipped with SQLite version 3.42.0.0 and I will try this driver with the latest version of SQLiteOOo.
However, for ease of use, do you know how to easily reproduce this problem?
I just updated SQLiteOOo to fix a regression and to support LibreOffice 24.8.x which comes with Python 3.9 in its Window version.
However, I have trouble explaining why this query worked with version 1.0.0 of SQLite and not with the following versions. Normally the driver does not influence the queries, it only reads them to extract:
- The type of query (ie: SELECT, INSERT or OTHER).
- And only for SELECT and INSERT queries the name of the table involved.
For me, but this remains to be verified, only the SQLite Java driver can be responsible for such a problem.
I see that SQLiteOOo 1.0.0 was shipped with SQLite version 3.42.0.0 and I will try this driver with the latest version of SQLiteOOo.
However, for ease of use, do you know how to easily reproduce this problem?
Statistics: Posted by psilocybe — Fri Sep 06, 2024 7:48 pm