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It's probably because SQLite intends to be untyped but also wants the statements to look like standard SQL. This matches their other note about wanting code des
by frollogaston 4mo ago
It's probably because SQLite intends to be untyped but also wants the statements to look like standard SQL. This matches their other note about wanting code designed to work with other DBMSes to accidentally work with SQLite too.
Otherwise, yeah, it's very surprising to explicitly put INTEGER and still be able to insert text. It's not like the user left the type out.