sqlite3.OperationalError about focus

[quattro]

Hi thanks for your interest in FOCUS. I'm looking into this issue as several users have recently reported it. It looks like sqlite has a limit of the number of variables that can be used within an 'IN' statement (999).

I'm working on a bugfix that will require getting results in batches and joining them together after-the-fact rather than all at once.

[quattro]

Hello @geneticsmcgill , I just released a new version (0.5) of FOCUS that should address this issue. You can install either by pulling the latest from the repo and installing, or using pip.

Please let me know if you have any other questions or issues.

This was fixed by commit: ff06df0

[quattro]

If users are still running into this issue I would recommend updating the sqlite software with conda or another package manager. The software limit implemented in pyfocus is based on a newer sqlite version and there is no clean way to programmatically determine what the limit is. Given that, the simplest solution is to update sqlite.

[BinglanLi]

I also ran into this issue and am not sure what sqlite3 version is expected. Here is what I saw when checking the sqlite3 version in python.

`Python 3.6.5 (default, Jun 19 2018, 16:28:05)

[GCC 6.2.0] on linux

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import sqlite3

sqlite3.version

'2.6.0'

sqlite3.sqlite_version

'3.7.17'`

what version is expected?

[quattro]

Here is what I have on my end:

In [3]: sqlite3.sqlite_version                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
Out[3]: '3.26.0'
In [4]: sqlite3.version                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           
Out[4]: '2.6.0'