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I wrote a module that exposes remote SQL Server/PostgreSQL/MySQL servers as SQLite virtual tables, and joins basically don't work at all if your server is not o
by petercooper 4y ago
I wrote a module that exposes remote SQL Server/PostgreSQL/MySQL servers as SQLite virtual tables, and joins basically don't work at all if your server is not on your local network. There's nothing I can do about it (other than heuristically guessing what IDs might be coming and request them ahead of time) because SQLite doesn't provide enough information to the virtual table layer.
Is it possible to wait until all of the queries are in and then do some query planning at your end to resolve this? Or is it entirely synchronous with no way to do that?
- electroly 4y agoUnfortunately it's synchronous. The interface requires you to return the rows for the first key before it gives you the second one, and so on.