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Asked: 2026-05-16T23:27:55+00:00

I created a table with this schema using sqlite3: CREATE TABLE monitored_files (file_id INTEGER

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I created a table with this schema using sqlite3:

CREATE TABLE monitored_files (file_id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,file_name VARCHAR(32767),original_relative_dir_path VARCHAR(32767),backupped_relative_dir_path VARCHAR(32767),directory_id INTEGER);

now, I would like to get all the records where original_relative_dir_path is exactly equal to ‘.’, without ‘s. What I did is this:

select * from monitored_files where original_relative_dir_path='.';

The result is no records even if in the table I have just this record:

1|'P9040479.JPG'|'.'|'.'|1

I read on the web and I see no mistakes in my syntax… I also tried using LIKE ‘.’, but still no results. I’m not an expert of SQL so maybe you can see something wrong?
Thanks!

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  1. Editorial Team

    I see no problem with the statement.
    I created the table that you described.
    Did an INSERT with the same values that you provided.
    And did the query, and also queried without a where clause.
    No problems encountered, so I suspect that when you execute your selection, you may not be connected to the correct database.

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