2022.02.15 03:51 AM
Hello all, I have been trying to complete the introductory project for KX SQL however every time I run any code I get an s.e. error. Has any else had this issue?
2022.02.15 03:55 AM
Hi,
When you are coming back to this you may need to run a command using s) prompt before it will allow you to use .s.e.
Try running below first and then your command with .s.e
// SQL query using s)
s)SELECT * FROM trips WHERE date=2009.01.01
2022.02.15 03:55 AM
Hi,
When you are coming back to this you may need to run a command using s) prompt before it will allow you to use .s.e.
Try running below first and then your command with .s.e
// SQL query using s)
s)SELECT * FROM trips WHERE date=2009.01.01
2022.02.15 06:41 AM - edited 2022.02.15 06:43 AM
To load the SQL interpreter you can run:
\l s.k
Otherwise when you run your first 's)' query this would be done automatically.
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