Using ejc as of commit 6eecf51e4c5e6f7d24ab90e8def34f6cea4eda52 if I do:
M-x get-ejc-temp-buffer
enter:
select 1;
/
select 2;
Call C-c C-c on each one then press M-, and the results for the first query show up.
I expected the results for the last run query. This is either a bug or I don't understand how it's meant to work.
I also don't see how to disambiguate between query results that are very close, for example:
select * from users where signup_date between '2020-01-01' and '2020-01-02';
/
select * from users where signup_date between '2020-01-02' and '2020-01-03';
If the behavior is not a bug, I'd like to know how others solve this issue.
Using ejc as of commit 6eecf51e4c5e6f7d24ab90e8def34f6cea4eda52 if I do:
M-x get-ejc-temp-buffer
enter:
Call
C-c C-c
on each one then pressM-,
and the results for the first query show up.I expected the results for the last run query. This is either a bug or I don't understand how it's meant to work.
I also don't see how to disambiguate between query results that are very close, for example:
If the behavior is not a bug, I'd like to know how others solve this issue.