Re: [sqlite] malformed database schema - near "AUTOINCREMENT": syntax error

2005-08-23 Thread Kurt Welgehausen
> "malformed database schema - near "AUTOINCREMENT": syntax error"

It might help if you published your schema. Also, it would
be interesting to know whether your v3.2.3 passed all the
tests in the test suite.

Regards


Re: [sqlite] malformed database schema - near "AUTOINCREMENT": syntax error

2005-08-23 Thread Puneet Kishor


On Aug 23, 2005, at 5:10 AM, Christiane Lemke wrote:


Dear Mailing List users,

I am new to SQLite and didn't find help on the mailing list archives or
google for my problem.

I am using SQLite in my CGI/C program. I got it running perfectly under
three Linux systems (one ubuntu, two gentoos), but now that I want to
run the program under a kubuntu system, I get a

"malformed database schema - near "AUTOINCREMENT": syntax error"



I had a similar experience where everything worked well on my Mac 
(SQLite version 321) but gave me the above error on Windows (SQLite 
version 320, I think... well, definitely not 321). Upgrading on Windows 
settled everything.


Weird.

--
Puneet Kishor



[sqlite] malformed database schema - near "AUTOINCREMENT": syntax error

2005-08-23 Thread Christiane Lemke
Dear Mailing List users,

I am new to SQLite and didn't find help on the mailing list archives or
google for my problem.

I am using SQLite in my CGI/C program. I got it running perfectly under
three Linux systems (one ubuntu, two gentoos), but now that I want to
run the program under a kubuntu system, I get a

"malformed database schema - near "AUTOINCREMENT": syntax error"

and an SQL_ABORT when issuing queries by the sqlite3_exec function.

I used the very same database file on each of those machines, only
difference so far as I can see, is that the kubuntu machine uses SQLite
3.2.3 compiled from the sources from the website, while the others use
3.2.2.

I can even browse the database with the sqlite3 command line tool on the
same computer.

I'd be very grateful for any idea or hint.

Thanks a lot, Christiane