SQL runtime errors are missing a proper error message

[CodingDoug]

Any SQL that causes a problem during execution (not parsing) yields a generic error message that does not help resolve the problem. It should instead yield the actual SQLite error message. This happens for SQL_INPUT_ERROR and SQLITE_CONSTRAINT codes.

Examples:

create table t (x int) strict;
create table t (x int) strict;

The above should yield the SQLite code and error message:

SQL_INPUT_ERROR
SQL input error: table t already exists (at offset 13)

create table t (x int) strict;
insert into t values ('a');

The above should yield the SQLite code and error message:

SQLITE_CONSTRAINT
SQLite error: cannot store TEXT value in INT column t.x

[WilsonNet]

Error cases are alerady outputting useful messages:

create table t (x int) strict;
create table t (x int) strict;

Error: table t already exists

create table t (x int) strict;
create table t (x int) strict;

Error: cannot store TEXT value in INT column t.x

Feel free to reopen if you think we need different error messages

[CodingDoug]

The original request asks to also include the specific SQLlite error codes in the output, examples being SQL_INPUT_ERROR and SQLITE_CONSTRAINT above. These are easily searchable, and give more context to the problem at hand.

Unless I'm mistaken, these are provided in the API response from sqld.

[WilsonNet]

@CodingDoug after furthers inspection this looks blocked

If I run

docker run -p 8080:8080 ghcr.io/libsql/sqld:latest

To create an instance of sqld, and then

curl --location 'http://127.0.0.1:8080' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
    "statements": [
        {
            "q": "create table t(x int);"
        }
    ]
}'

I get the error, without the Result Code:

[{"error":"table t already exists in create table t(x int); at offset 13"}]

[penberg]

@WilsonNet Looks like a sqld bug to me. Can you please open a ticket on sqld.git so the issue isn't lost here in the comments?

[CodingDoug]

The companion bug that was filed against sqld was closed.