In MySQL I can use ` in a query to protect a field name, so I can have a field “order” or “group”.
I tryed sqlite doc but I cannot find it.
Is it the same quote mark for sqlite?
In MySQL I can use ` in a query to protect a field name,
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In MySQL I can use ` in a query to protect a field name, so I can have a field “order” or “group”.
I tryed sqlite doc but I cannot find it.
Is it the same quote mark for sqlite?
Sqlite uses double quotes
", like"field".It is hard to find in the sqlite documentation, the closest I can find is the FAQ (item 24) about single and double quotes..