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> ... the possibility of recursion was implemented only recently, etc). Noting that "recently" was August 2014 (version 3.8.6), according to https://sqlite.org
by sgbeal 5y ago
> ... the possibility of recursion was implemented only recently, etc).
Noting that "recently" was August 2014 (version 3.8.6), according to https://sqlite.org/oldnews.html https://sqlite.org/oldnews.html.
The "missing" right/full join types just hit trunk this past week and are still being debugged: https://sqlite.org/src/info/f766dff012af0ea3 https://sqlite.org/src/info/f766dff012af0ea3
- mdp2021 5y ago> Noting that "recently" was August 2014 Right. This as an issue has little to do with deployment the way the submitter intended, and has to do with software that was implemented using specific static versions of SQLite and that some sometimes use as no better alternative meanwhile emerged. The "delay" is more evident (more "daily present") to said users, and has little to do with new products. Nonetheless, given that, I would first check which subset of SQL you may need - I am not sure on how much overlapping you have with other mainstream products.