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changed the title [-]Remove unquoted hyphen in Creating... lesson, first code chunk[/-][+]Edit unquoted hyphens in Creating... lesson[/+]on Oct 24, 2023
Just noticed the unquoted hyphen issue again in the second-to-last code chunk (UPDATE journals SET ISSN-L = 2076-2615, ISSNs = 2076-2615 WHERE id = 3;). Adding double quotes seems like the better solution here: UPDATE journals SET "ISSN-L" = "2076-2615", ISSNs = "2076-2615" WHERE id = 3;
In case it helps, I'm on Windows 10 (build 19043.2364), running the following as portable:
DB Browser for SQLite Version 3.12.2
Built for x86_64-little_endian-llp64, running on x86_64
Qt Version 5.12.8
SQLCipher Version 4.4.0 community (based on SQLite 3.34.1).
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[-]Remove unquoted hyphen in Creating... lesson, first code chunk[/-][+]Edit unquoted hyphens in Creating... lesson[/+]kevinathom commentedon Oct 24, 2023
Just noticed the unquoted hyphen issue again in the second-to-last code chunk (
UPDATE journals SET ISSN-L = 2076-2615, ISSNs = 2076-2615 WHERE id = 3;). Adding double quotes seems like the better solution here: UPDATE journals SET "ISSN-L" = "2076-2615", ISSNs = "2076-2615" WHERE id = 3;In case it helps, I'm on Windows 10 (build 19043.2364), running the following as portable:
DB Browser for SQLite Version 3.12.2
Built for x86_64-little_endian-llp64, running on x86_64
Qt Version 5.12.8
SQLCipher Version 4.4.0 community (based on SQLite 3.34.1).