[sqlite] where to download previous source
i need to build sqlite 328 in order to match the one that comes with php5. does any one know where i can download that particular version? i was trying to use the files in $phphome/ext/pdo_sqlite/src but it seems to be missing some files. at least the sqlite3.h. many thanks.
[sqlite] using sqlite3 in php
apparently sqlite3 is not available in php5. i am wondering if there is anyway to work around it. i have a c++ program which works with sqlite3, but i would also like my php script to use the same database. jack.
[sqlite] is sqlite3_open an expensive operation?
do we usually do: open db->some operation with db->close db. or keep the db handle with the thread and use it all the time? i am asking this mainly because of possible error conditions. when an error happens, is it better to close the database and reopen it later? i am going to lock the handle with a global mutex, so thread safety is not a concern, but who knows what kind of error could occur. i would like to handle the error nicely and still be able to use the database. so i thought maybe always close the database is better? jack.
[sqlite] on windows, can i compile sqlite using /MTd
the compilation went fine, but i 'd like to double check to see if that's allowed. as i understand sqlite is a single thread program. but my main program is multi-threaded, i have to use the /MTd option. Thanks. jack.
Re: [sqlite] how to do select by Date and Time range?
one more question if i may. what should i do if i 'd
like to have two columns, one for Date, one for Time
of the day. most of the times, i 'd like to query by
Date only but i want to display date and time at the
same time. is julianday('2005-07-01') going to store
any time information? Thanks.
jack.
--- Stephen Leaf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tuesday 05 July 2005 09:53 am, Cory Nelson wrote:
> > Just an educated guess, but probably because
> sqlite tries to be as
> > minimal as possible. Which I have no complaints
> with, as comparing a
> > double will likely be faster than comparing a
> string.
> I personally store all mine like this anyway using
> unix time so I can change
> the format at anytime. plus it's not only faster to
> compare programming wise,
> just compare numbers. no need use functions.
> strings also are larger than numbers in size wise so
> you save a few bytes here
> and there.
> >
> > On 7/5/05, Johan Danielsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> > > Cory Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > > create table t_foo(bar real);
> > > > insert into t_foo
> values(julianday('2005-07-01'));
> > >
> > > Is there any advantage to this compared to
> storing dates as strings in
> > > (for instance) ISO8601 format?
> > >
> > > /Johan
>
Re: [sqlite] how to do select by Date and Time range?
Cory, thanks for the information. the wiki talks about time functions. what should we do when defining the table columns? should i just use REAL? can you give a sample CREATE table statement? and a sample insert statement? jack.
[sqlite] how to do select by Date and Time range?
i have a table which has Date one the columns. i 'd like run a query in this form: select * from table1 where Date>date1 and Date
[sqlite] how to use the LIMIT and OFFSET?
i am trying to run some web search like query. the one that returns a total number of results and only presents the first 20, then allows user to click on next to go to the next 20 etc. has anyone done this before? i suppose i would use LIMIT or OFFSET in the select statement, but the offset only skips certain number of results before the results i want to show, am i right? so if i have 60 results, using OFFSET, i could skip the first 20, and get the rest of 40, but i can't say, give me the second 20. thanks for you advice
[sqlite] can i use sqlite3_column_***() function on multiple rows?
documentation says if int sqlite3_step(sqlite3_stmt*); returns SQLITE_ROW, (meaning a single row) then i can use int sqlite3_column_int(sqlite3_stmt*, int iCol); and other functions to extract the returned values out of the row. can i use the same set of API on a result set which contains multiple rows? if yes, which API do i call to move to the next row before calling sqlite3_column_* again? thanks. jack.
[sqlite] what is the difference between TEXT and BLOB data type?
other than encoded and not encoded. i did not find the length limitations in the documentation but seems like TEXT can only hold less than 250 chars. is it true or is it SqliteExplorer that only shows 250 chars. Thanks.
[sqlite] how to get the INTEGER PRIMARY KEY for the row just inserted?
i have a table which has an ID column defined as INTEGER PRIMARY KEY. I'd like to know the value of the automatically generated ID right after the insert. is there anyway to get the ID without issuing another select? does the insert function return the ID in any way? if another select is necessary, what is the best way to do it? this is kind of a generic problem so i am hoping whoever solved this issue before could share some thoughts. Thanks for the help. jack.
Re: [sqlite] what is "in-memory SQLite database"?
i am thinking of real time analysis of web logs. so it could be huge if i save all the logs. of course size/system/cpu could be different depending on the web site this application runs on. --- Roger Binns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > i am writing an application where i need to define > > couple of huge hash tables. > > What is your idea of huge and what operating > system/CPU are > you running on? > > Roger >
[sqlite] what is "in-memory SQLite database"?
in the documentation: "Appropriate Uses For SQLite" it says: "it is often easier and quicker to load the data into an in-memory SQLite database and use queries with joins and ORDER BY clauses to extract the data in the form and order needed rather than to try to code the same operations manually" i am wondering if there are more information/documentations on how to do that? i am writing an application where i need to define couple of huge hash tables. i load the data from disk, populate the hash tables and use the tables during execution. can i replace the hash tables using SQLite? i am new to SQLite, so any information is helpful. jack.
