Closed FredericBlum closed 1 year ago
If I run sqlite3 -csv doreco.sqlite < init_query.sql
, I get a "no such function: STDEV` error again, which is frustrating...
You need to make the doreco.query
subcommand known to cldfbench
. This works via entry points, i.e. package metadata that is available to other python packages after installation. I.e. you need to install the doreco dataset running pip install -e .
to make cldfbench
aware of the custom dataset functonality.
See https://github.com/cldf/cldfbench/blob/master/src/cldfbench/commands/README.md
Thank you! I should have realized that this was a custom command I can install... thanks for the very quick help
Not working with the database makes me lose all knowledge, it seems.
Having a lot of tools at your disposal and being familiar with each one is hard to achieve. I still hope that CLDF is not only my own personal way to make the same tools applicable to a lot more data than before :)
@xrotwang Not working with the database makes me lose all knowledge, it seems. In a PR, you described that you run the query with the following command:
time cldfbench doreco.query --format tsv init_query.sql > res.tsv
However, I only get a cldfbench error message that the command is invalid. How do I have to adapt the command so that the query runs correctly?