SQL error: execute() first

[potong]

[Prem95]

It means your database is not connected

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[potong]

It means your database is not connected
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I see the problem here：

Change the pattern to：
pattern = r"Step(\d+):\s+(.?)\n(.)\n"

[tom68-ll]

Hello, author. We followed the advice and modified the pattern of the regular expression. However, this caused all the answers to the questions to include the phrase "not need memory". We suspect that there might still be an issue with the pattern here. @potong

[ATX735]

I try to ask the question "What was the total revenue for January 2023?", The LLM generates the following middle-stage answer:

` ` `
Step1: Calculate the total revenue for January 2023
SELECT SUM(total_price) AS total_revenue
FROM sales
WHERE sale_date >= '2023-01-01' AND sale_date <= '2023-01-31';
` ` `

Notice that, the SQL is not surrounded by backtick `. Therefore, causing the regular expression pattern pattern = r"Step(\d+):\s+(.*?)\n(.*?)" fail to match the SQL, which induces this error.
According to the prompt in this program, the LLM's output should look like the text that is shown below with the SQL surrounded by backtick `:

` ` `
Step1: Calculate the total revenue for January 2023
`SELECT SUM(total_price) AS total_revenue
FROM sales
WHERE sale_date >= '2023-01-01' AND sale_date <= '2023-01-31';`
` ` `

[ZhengChen6]

Just add "`" like this!