Hello.
As I wrote earlier, in my application a user can open a database or
create a new one, and then perform some tasks, the results of which
are stored in the said database.
However, a strange thing happens: when the user _creates_ a database,
everything is stored as hoped. But when the user _opens_ an existing
database, nothing is stored in it, and a new file gets created, which
name coincides with the name of the database the user opened with "-
journal" in the extension. (I did read about that on the sqlite3 site,
but it didn't seem to help).
The most puzzling thing about this is that when a database gets
created, it is first created with a different name (from the one the
user wants it to have), then my app, specifically, a class called
DatabaseCreator, creates the necessary tables, populates them with
initial data and closes the database. After that that, if a database
with the name specified by the user for the new one already exists, it
is moved to trash, and the newly created db with the temporary name is
renamed to the name given by the user. And after that the class called
DatabaseManager, which is a singleton, opens that database the same
way it would if the user wanted to open a pre-existing database.
I am continuing my search for the possible reason for such a strange
behavour, but i would be very grateful for any thoughts in that regard.
Thank you in advance.
Timofey.
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