sqliteHow do I resolve an error "no such column" when using SQLite?
To resolve an error "no such column" when using SQLite, you need to check the spelling of the column name and make sure the column exists in the table.
For example, if you have a table called users
with columns name
and email
, and you write a query SELECT age FROM users;
, you will get an error "no such column: age".
To fix this, you need to change the query to SELECT name, email FROM users;
The following code block shows an example of the query and its output:
SELECT name, email FROM users;
name email
---------- ------------------------
John Doe [email protected]
Jane Doe [email protected]
Code explanation
SELECT
: the keyword used to select data from the tablename, email
: the columns to be selected from the tableFROM users
: the table from which to select the data
You can find more information about using SQLite in the SQLite documentation.
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