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Describe the bug
I'm running this query against Postgres and SQLite:
select a.first_name,
a.last_name,
e.title,
s.title,
e.series_index,
g.name
FROM author a
join ebook_authors l on a.id = l.author_id
JOIN ebook e on l.ebook_id = e.id
left JOIN ebook_genres ll on e.id = ll.ebook_id
left JOIN genre g on g.id = ll.genre_id
left JOIN series s on s.id = e.series_id
order by e.id
limit 100;
While on results from Postgres, I see all expected columns, on result from from Sqlite one title column is missing (e.title).
When running in sqlite3 CLI also two columns are displayed (both have same name)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create connection to Sqlite DB
Run query as shown above
Result - shown in table - is missing one column
Expected behavior
See both title columns - same as it works for postgress and sqlite3 CLI
Screenshots
Correct output from Postgres:
Missing column in Sqlite result:
All OK in sqlite3 CLI:
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug
I'm running this query against Postgres and SQLite:
While on results from Postgres, I see all expected columns, on result from from Sqlite one title column is missing (e.title).
When running in sqlite3 CLI also two columns are displayed (both have same name)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
See both title columns - same as it works for postgress and sqlite3 CLI
Screenshots
Correct output from Postgres:
Missing column in Sqlite result:
All OK in sqlite3 CLI:
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
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