Describe the bug
When trying to use an Inline Query with SQLite, I note that it's not possible to use i.e. julianday.
For instance this works with an sqlite3 shell:
sqlite> select julianday('2023-04-05');
julianday('2023-04-05')
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2460039.5
But fails when using an Inline Query:
select julianday('2023-04-05');
Which results in:
Catalog Error: Scalar Function with name julianday does not exist! Did you mean "julian"? LINE 2: SELECT * FROM (select julianday('2023-04-05') ^
Steps to Reproduce
Write an Inline Query:
select julianday('2023-04-05');
Logs
System Info
Severity
annoyance
Additional Information, or Workarounds
I think this is most likely down to (via):
Evidence runs markdown code fences as SQL queries. These queries use the DuckDB dialect.
Describe the bug
When trying to use an Inline Query with SQLite, I note that it's not possible to use i.e.
julianday.For instance this works with an
sqlite3shell:But fails when using an Inline Query:
Which results in:
Steps to Reproduce
Write an Inline Query:
Logs
System Info
Severity
annoyance
Additional Information, or Workarounds
I think this is most likely down to (via):