Nate Dwarshuis

I haven't looked into this fully yet but at least limited abbreviation (that is, without any substitutions using %h and %s) shouldn't be hard to add to a new column

I added partial support in 140a9f78435def29235139cd4fcc94fe4db06ec1. Please test and see if this works for you. Regarding why this is only 'partial', `org-element` will expand link abbreviations by itself, which means...

Two things to check: 1. Is the value of `comint-prompt-regexp` set? (mine is `"^"`) 2. Is there a buffer called \*SQL: Org\* after running `org-sql-user-reset`? If not, can you please...

haven't solved this yet but found several problems: 1. starting a sqlite process buffer on windows produces no prompt (it should be "sqlite> "). The buffer appears to work fine...

I can't reproduce; running `org-sql-user-reset` and `org-sql-user-update` gives me one entry in the clocking table as expected. What is the value of `org-clock-into-drawer` for you (mine is `t`)?

@ikegami4 please keep it open since this might be an issue with running org-sql on spacemacs. Even if it is just a simple settings issue then at the very least...

@ikegami4 what does `M-x org-version` return?

@ikegami4 ok that's one possible issue, I've only tested this with the org version that came with emacs 26.3 (which is 9.1.9). I realize I say that it was tested...

@ikegami4 ok in that case this is no longer just about clocking since it isn't picking up on other logbook entries either. Several things: 1) what are the values of...

@ikegami4 1 and 2 look fine. Please run `(toggle-debug-on-error)` and `(org-sql-dump-update-transactions)` non-interactively and then paste the exact error here.