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Error: no such column: true
Error: no such column: true
error in -header -separator select strftime(case when datetime(max_start, 'unixepoch') > datetime('now', 'start of day') then '%H:%M' else '%d/%m' end, max_start, 'unixepoch', 'localtime') as time, session as ses, dir, argv as cmd from (select session, replace(places.dir, '/home/user', '~') as dir, replace(commands.argv, '
', '
') as argv, max(start_time) as max_start
from
commands
join history on history.command_id = commands.id
join places on history.place_id = places.id
where true and places.host='guibox'
group by history.command_id, history.place_id
order by max_start desc
limit 20) order by max_start asc
histdb:211: bad math expression: operator expected at `in select ...'
If I checkout 9598f2f and restart zsh, the error goes away.
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That's very odd, especially the syntax error; select true should generally work. I'll see whether I can reproduce this somehow.
873610f does change the default where clause to 'true', but this should be legal. What's your sqlite version (although a long shot, maybe this is different?)
Just started getting this error on fresh install of Ubuntu 18.04.
Currently at master 873610f. Typing
histdb
showsIf I checkout 9598f2f and restart zsh, the error goes away.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: