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SQLITE_E_RANGE
SQLITE_E_RANGE corresponds to SQLite SQLITE_RANGE. A SQLite API parameter was outside its valid range; a common example is a bind index that does not exist in the prepared statement.
What to check
- Compare the number and names of placeholders in the prepared SQL with every bind call.
- Check zero-based versus one-based indexing assumptions in language bindings; SQLite bind parameter indexes start at one.
- Treat this as a code defect and add tests for generated SQL and optional parameters.
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