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Start aq and try entering the first example
aq
> SELECT instance_type, count(*) count QueryError: no such column: instance_type
aq treats the newline as the statement terminator and tries to run the query immediately.
How about using a semicolon as the statement terminator? This is what people will be used to from other SQl repls like mysql or psql.
The behavior I would expect is
> SELECT count(*) from ec2_instances ->
Does not execute, waits for ;
;
> SELECT count(*) from ec2_instances -> ;
or
> SELECT count(*) from ec2_instances;
Executes.
For bonus points
> SELECT count(*) from ec2_instances; SELECT count(*) from ec2_images;
could execute two queries.
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aq
and try entering the first exampleaq
treats the newline as the statement terminator and tries to run the query immediately.How about using a semicolon as the statement terminator? This is what people will be used to from other SQl repls like mysql or psql.
The behavior I would expect is
Does not execute, waits for
;
or
Executes.
For bonus points
could execute two queries.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: