Tried to reproduce - but can't. Will keep an eye on it - sorry to have bothered you!
There appears to be a problem with (at least) the PostgreSQL fiddles - I make changes but they appear to keep reverting back to previous versions - https://dbfiddle.uk/UkakOPQr - I tried labelling one of the snippets (Snippet 8) to demonstrate, but even that won't stay in the fiddle - try changing `LIKE` to `=` in the first SQL query - or try changing the LIMIT from 10 to 5 - doesn't persist either - my SQL has become all messed up with some changes apparently persisting and others not!
Msg 1101 Level 17 State 12 Line 1 Could not allocate a new page for database 'fiddle_18db0a5382d849b2a8cf9f9addf716f8' because of insufficient disk space in filegroup 'PRIMARY'. Create the necessary space by dropping objects in the filegroup, adding additional files to the filegroup, or setting autogrowth on for existing files in the filegroup.
Good morning, have you guys ever been so sure that there is a bug but then you try to create an scccccccce (can never remember the number of c's in there) and you cannot reproduce the bug that you were so sure of :D
@Jack Run failed message for any query on SQL Server 2019 (Windows) using the AdventureWorks sample db
yes, I wasn't sure anyone used that so I got rid of it — the idea was to add some documentation posts here with examples of how best to show stats for the different engines. I haven't got round to that though. It's on my list now!
been trying to find a fiddle example on and off for a few weeks when i think about it but figured i'd be better off just asking
@Jack am i misremembering or did there used to be a little "gear" icon for fiddle batches that would set stats io, time for sql server and enable explain for postgres or something along those lines?
am i misremembering or did db<>fiddle used to render spatial results for SQL server? https://dbfiddle.uk/?rdbms=sqlserver_2019&fiddle=89fbead71bffc811affd33786ae76084 trying the query from http://slavasql.blogspot.com/2015/09/draw-american-flag-in-ssms-using.html
yes, and I don't think there is any need to exclude them anywhere any more, it was just when we were getting a lot on meta - I've tweaked so they are now showing, thanks!
I remembered they were excluded for the meta channel. I figured the db<>fiddle channel was mainly for feature-requests though
this is what i see on the home page (logged in). Qs 2039 & 2045 are visible. Qs 2038 & 2040 are not, despite sorting higher by last modification date ![blob](/image?hash=a38b7b16abb2dd4cd4d023d74bcdb07301bcab7b3b8f685a5d72fa361e2428bf)
I can see them both logged in and anonymously. Do you mean the main feed on this page?