Notice how in the below run select works so long as the entered command contains "select" at the start of it while insert and other commands work fine, when tried with the same mistakes
➜ godb git:(dev) make run
godb > insert 0 heello hello@gmailc.om
Executed.
godb > select{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > selectsomething
{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > selecthello
{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > selectwithoutspaces
{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > selectexit{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > inserthello 0 hello hello.coms@com.com
error parsing insert statement
expected space in input to match format
Syntax error, could not parse statement
godb > select.
{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > helpo
Unrecognised keyword at the start of 'helpo'.
godb > exit.
Unrecognised keyword at the start of 'exit.'.
godb > .exit
bye!
➜ godb git:(dev)
Notice how in the below run select works so long as the entered command contains "select" at the start of it while insert and other commands work fine, when tried with the same mistakes
```bash
➜ godb git:(dev) make run
godb > insert 0 heello hello@gmailc.om
Executed.
godb > select
{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > selectsomething
{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > selecthello
{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > selectwithoutspaces
{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > select exit
{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > inserthello 0 hello hello.coms@com.com
error parsing insert statement
expected space in input to match format
Syntax error, could not parse statement
godb > select.
{0 heello hello@gmailc.om}
Executed.
godb > helpo
Unrecognised keyword at the start of 'helpo'.
godb > exit.
Unrecognised keyword at the start of 'exit.'.
godb > .exit
bye!
➜ godb git:(dev)
```
TakshakRamteke
self-assigned this 2026-07-25 18:42:13 +00:00
TakshakRamteke
changed title from select works as intended so long as it contains the word at the beginning "select" to fix: select works as intended so long as it contains the word at the beginning "select"2026-07-25 18:47:05 +00:00
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Notice how in the below run select works so long as the entered command contains "select" at the start of it while insert and other commands work fine, when tried with the same mistakes
select works as intended so long as it contains the word at the beginning "select"to fix: select works as intended so long as it contains the word at the beginning "select"