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Ambiguous message when executing sql: not an error: #478
Interesting. It sounds like things are ok, but lets ask @MKleusberg, as he made some changes with that code a while back (likely the change in question). 😄
Hmm, there's no 'not an error' string in our code and I can't seem to reproduce this 😕 Can you give us a more detailed description on how to reproduce this issue?
Closing this because it's a really old issue and I believe it is fixed. If you can still reproduce this in the latest version, please re-open this issue, @thetazzbot 😃
Good news. Thanks to the same error message appearing in #957 and the comment by @chrisjlocke (which now seems to be deleted) I have managed to get a 'not an error' error message in the Execute SQL tab 😃 I have fixed this particular case now, so I'm more or less confident that this is finally fixed entirely now.
and the comment by @chrisjlocke (which now seems to be deleted)
You stated you couldn't reproduce it, but I 'found a way' (nature always finds a way...) but I realised I was using v3.9.1. As soon as I tested the latest nightly, I couldn't reproduce it, so deleted the comment..... :) ... as I was talking gibberish!
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justinclift commentedon Jan 6, 2016
Interesting. It sounds like things are ok, but lets ask @MKleusberg, as he made some changes with that code a while back (likely the change in question). 😄
MKleusberg commentedon Jan 27, 2016
Hmm, there's no 'not an error' string in our code and I can't seem to reproduce this 😕 Can you give us a more detailed description on how to reproduce this issue?
justinclift commentedon Jan 28, 2016
To me, it sounds like an output string from (say) SQLite after a successful statement execution.
MKleusberg commentedon Jan 6, 2017
Any updates on this? The "not an error" string is from SQLite but I don't see how it will be shown in the latest version of DB4S anymore.
MKleusberg commentedon Jan 27, 2017
Closing this because it's a really old issue and I believe it is fixed. If you can still reproduce this in the latest version, please re-open this issue, @thetazzbot 😃
Try to fix all 'not an error' errors in the Execute SQL tab
MKleusberg commentedon Feb 1, 2017
Good news. Thanks to the same error message appearing in #957 and the comment by @chrisjlocke (which now seems to be deleted) I have managed to get a 'not an error' error message in the Execute SQL tab 😃 I have fixed this particular case now, so I'm more or less confident that this is finally fixed entirely now.
chrisjlocke commentedon Feb 2, 2017
You stated you couldn't reproduce it, but I 'found a way' (nature always finds a way...) but I realised I was using v3.9.1. As soon as I tested the latest nightly, I couldn't reproduce it, so deleted the comment..... :) ... as I was talking gibberish!
MKleusberg commentedon Feb 2, 2017
@chrisjlocke No worries :D It helped me somehow provoking a 'not an error' error, so it definitely helped me ;)