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SQLite Dialect #189

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leandromferreiraUSP opened this issue Jan 18, 2023 · 3 comments
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SQLite Dialect #189

leandromferreiraUSP opened this issue Jan 18, 2023 · 3 comments

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@leandromferreiraUSP
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

The most common database for Python is SQLite and SQLite is to simple in or dialect

Describe the solution you'd like

A support to SQLite dialect

Describe alternatives you've considered

Today I use annother dialect

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Thks for your great work Iuliia Volkova.!!

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@leandromferreiraUSP, hi! Thanks for opening the issue. Did you have a some samples or maybe link to the doc where is placed difference between common SQL & SQLite dialect? I thought that SQLite don't have special syntax or statements.

@leandromferreiraUSP
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Oi Iuliia.
Muito obrigado pela sua resposta.
Não percebi que tem uma implementação para SQL ANSI em sua biblioteca, e você está certo, SQLite tem o mesmo dialeto que ANSI SQL-92.

@leandromferreiraUSP
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Sorry, I put an answer in portuguese. Now I will put in English.

Hey Iuliia.
Thank You very much for your answer.
I did not notice that it has an implementation for SQL ANSI in your library, and you are right, SQLite has the same dialect that ANSI SQL-92.

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