Due to SQLite flexibility, we can store text in INTEGER fields, but this is currently impossible: when attempting to do so, the value is automatically converted to NULL.
Although this can be quite critical in some contexts, it is supported by SQLite as a 'non-bug'. If you already have fields with mismatched types, it becomes impossible to make any corrections because the value will always be converted to NULL. So, even though I'm personally not a big fan of this idea, it cannot be ignored.
Due to SQLite flexibility, we can store text in
INTEGER
fields, but this is currently impossible: when attempting to do so, the value is automatically converted toNULL
.Although this can be quite critical in some contexts, it is supported by SQLite as a 'non-bug'. If you already have fields with mismatched types, it becomes impossible to make any corrections because the value will always be converted to
NULL
. So, even though I'm personally not a big fan of this idea, it cannot be ignored.