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It makes sense to start distinguishing between SQLite version numbers as well, specifically because we can now use native WINDOW clause support starting with SQLite 3.28, which has currently been emulated:
Standard and PostgreSQL, others
SELECTcount(*) OVER win
FROM t1
WINDOW win AS (PARTITION BY a ORDER BY c)
SQLite 3.25
selectcount(*) over (partition by a order by c)
from t1
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SQLITE should normally be compared against the dialect family.
Also replace some occurrences of `context.configuration().dialect()`
with `context.dialect()`.
SQLite has introduced a few new features recently, including better window function support, see:
https://www.sqlite.org/changes.html#version_3_28_0
It makes sense to start distinguishing between SQLite version numbers as well, specifically because we can now use native
WINDOW
clause support starting with SQLite 3.28, which has currently been emulated:Standard and PostgreSQL, others
SQLite 3.25
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: