In the sqlite3 faq, it is mentioned that an integer primary key being fed a null value would autoincrement. But this is not happening for me.
to replicate, a table in sq
The insert syntax provided above does not seem to work in the absence of not null
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Here's an example - note that the ID field is not autoincremented even though I use the insert format that you specified above.
sqlite> .schema logTable
CREATE TABLE logTable (ID INTEGER PRIMARY_KEY, ts REAL, level TEXT, message TEXT);
sqlite> INSERT into LOGTABLE (ts, level, message) VALUES (111, "autoinc test", "autoinc test");
sqlite> select * from logtable where ts = 111;
|111.0|autoinc test|autoinc test
sqlite>
It does work with the NOT NULL workaround.
sqlite> create TABLE logTable (ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL, ts REAL, level TEXT, message TEXT);
sqlite> INSERT into LOGTABLE (ts, level, message) VALUES (222, "autoinc test", "autoinc test");
sqlite> select * from logtable where ts = 222;
1|222.0|autoinc test|autoinc test
I apologize for posting this as a new answer instead of commenting on the previous answer, but my reputation score is too low to add comments, and I thought that it was important to note that the alternate insert statement is not an adequate workaround.