Closed jaber70599 closed 6 months ago
The flight_number attribute has been moved from table AIRCRAFT to table FLUGHT in Sky Dolly version v0.17.
Reasoning: the flight number is specific to a „flight“ - not an individual aircraft.
That is, all aircraft in a formation flight have the same „flight number“.
-> Adjust your query accordingly.
E.g.
select flight_number from flight:;
Does that answer the question?
Btw did you forget to attach the script in question? I do not see such an attachement „flight_analysis.sql“.
The flight_number attribute has been moved from table AIRCRAFT to table FLUGHT in Sky Dolly version v0.17.
Reasoning: the flight number is specific to a „flight“ - not an individual aircraft.
That is, all aircraft in a formation flight have the same „flight number“.
-> Adjust your query accordingly.
E.g.
select flight_number from flight:;
Does that answer the question?
yes it does.
Btw did you forget to attach the script in question? I do not see such an attachement „flight_analysis.sql“.
sorry, for missing information. I am referencing to a select statement which is part of "SkyDolly/doc/SQL/Flight-Analysis.sql". Select statement goes from line 19 to line 43.
I am referencing to a select statement which is part of "SkyDolly/doc/SQL/Flight-Analysis.sql"
Ah… good catch! I knew the script name sounded familiar ;)
This is a documentation bug then and will be fixed asap!
Thanks for reporting!
The example SQL script has been fixed.
Describe the bug sql statement "flight analysis.sql" could not be executed.
To Reproduce open sqlite db bowser. open script "flight analysis.sql". execute sql statement denoted as "Select specific values from tables position, aircraft and flight".
Expected behavior no sql error
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Context See #104