Parse error when aliasing a sub-select

[Greg Sexton]

Trying to create a view:

CREATE VIRTUAL VIEW control_plane_create_db_outstanding_requests AS
SELECT reqs.id, reqs.skdb_author, reqs.skdb_access, reqs.db_name, res.success
FROM control_plane_create_db_requests reqs
LEFT OUTER JOIN (SELECT * FROM control_plane_create_db_results WHERE success IS NULL OR success < 1) AS res
ON reqs.id = res.id;

Getting the error:

     CREATE VIRTUAL VIEW control_plane_create_db_outstanding_requests AS
     SELECT reqs.id, reqs.skdb_author, reqs.skdb_access, reqs.db_name, res.success
     FROM control_plane_create_db_requests reqs
     LEFT OUTER JOIN (SELECT * FROM control_plane_create_db_results WHERE success IS NULL OR success < 1) AS res
                                                                                                          ^
                                                                                                          |
                                                                                                           ----- ERROR
Error: line 20, character 106:
Unexpected token AS: expected SEMICOLON or EOF

[Greg Sexton]

     CREATE VIRTUAL VIEW create_db_non_success_results AS SELECT * FROM control_plane_create_db_results WHERE success IS NULL OR success < 1;

     CREATE VIRTUAL VIEW control_plane_create_db_outstanding_requests AS
     SELECT reqs.id, reqs.skdb_author, reqs.skdb_access, reqs.db_name, res.success
     FROM control_plane_create_db_requests reqs
     LEFT OUTER JOIN create_db_non_success_results AS res
     ON reqs.id = res.id;

This works.

[Greg Sexton]

     CREATE VIRTUAL VIEW create_db_non_success_results AS SELECT * FROM control_plane_create_db_results WHERE success IS NULL OR success < 1;

     CREATE VIRTUAL VIEW control_plane_create_db_outstanding_requests AS
     SELECT reqs.id, reqs.skdb_author, reqs.skdb_access, reqs.db_name, res.success
     FROM control_plane_create_db_requests reqs
     LEFT OUTER JOIN create_db_non_success_results res
     ON reqs.id = res.id;

So does this (without the AS, which I generally drop).