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Acronym for Structured Query Language. A syntax for retrieving and manipulating data from a relational database.
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SQLite create view syntax error in ArcPy Python script tool only
Here is the code that executes the sql statement:
import sqlite3
from sqlite3 import Error
import sys
with open(sql_file, 'r') as file:
sql = file.read()
try:
c = conn.cursor() … statements to create the tables referenced in the SQL statement above. …
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SQLite create view syntax error in ArcPy Python script tool only
SQLite distributed with ArcDesktop 10.4 (SQLite version 3.6.21) where 'WITH' statements are not implemented (they were implemented in 3.8.3)
If updating SQLite is not an option (as it isn't for me), any SQL … Here is how I re-wrote the SQL to accomplish this:
CREATE VIEW IF NOT EXISTS view_desktop_results AS
SELECT m.map_unit_id,
m.map_unit_name,
m.meadow,
(CASE WHEN m.conifer_phase …