HughWilliams

SPARQL 1.1 paragraph "18.2.4.2 HAVING" states that "expressions projected by the SELECT clause are not visible to the HAVING clause". In other words, variable ?count gets its value after filtering...

We are looking into this ...

I presume you installed the [Home Brew macOS SQLite 0.9998 ODBC driver](https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/sqliteodbc) ? Which we have done on both Silicon M1 and Intel machines, both of which work with both...

You have been able to make a connection with the `iodbctest` program based on your output above, so the SQLite ODBC driver does appear to be working. It also appears...

Looking at the screen recordings the iODBC Administrator being run is for `Intel 64` , whereas you are running on an M1 (arm64) machine with an M1 (arm64) SQLite ODBC...

Can you provide the results of running the following command from a terminal session started as the user (fox ???) the iODBC Admin UI runs as on the M1 machine:...

OK, so the permissions on the `.odbc.ini` file will allow it to be written to and is what I wanted to confirm, along with the other related ODBC config files....

What version of macOS are you running, as the "Request failed" error writing the DSN implies a possible permissions error and so even though the ~/.odbc.ini has unix file permissions...

Actually looking again at the file permissions of the ODBC files you provided previously, although the `~/.odbc.ini` & `~/.odbcinst.ini` sym-linked files are owned by and have write permissions for the...

As indicated in https://github.com/openlink/iODBC/issues/86#issuecomment-1525925227 you needed to ensure the tableau application is an `arm64` binary to work with the `arm64` only SQLite ODBC driver binary home-brew provides you with, which...