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This is a SQLite bug. In ADS 14.0, the SQLite JDBC driver we are planning to use is bundled with SQLite version 3.7.15, which seems to have fixed the problem. See the SQLiteView screenshot. Left hand side is 13.0 and right hand side is 14.0. In 13.0, the column name returned from a view has double quotes.
I am marking this bug as fixed in 14.0.
Note: Even though this issue is resolved, SQLite doesn't allow updating data using a view.
Issue #8686 |
Closed |
Fixed |
Resolved |
Completion |
No due date |
Fixed Build 14.0-dev-47 |
No time estimate |
This is a SQLite bug. In ADS 14.0, the SQLite JDBC driver we are planning to use is bundled with SQLite version 3.7.15, which seems to have fixed the problem. See the SQLiteView screenshot. Left hand side is 13.0 and right hand side is 14.0. In 13.0, the column name returned from a view has double quotes.
I am marking this bug as fixed in 14.0.
Note: Even though this issue is resolved, SQLite doesn't allow updating data using a view.