Hi folks,
I have a question regarding the sqlite database:
Is it possible to sync databases on different computers? I used a db on
my notebook and wanted to copy it to my pc, but though relational test
says that everything is fine, gnubg can't handle the database and
mumbles something from
Achim Mueller wrote:
Is it possible to sync databases on different computers? I used a db on
my notebook and wanted to copy it to my pc, but though relational test
says that everything is fine, gnubg can't handle the database and
mumbles something from encrypted.
~/.gnubg/gnubgautorc and
Achim Mueller wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a question regarding the sqlite database:
Is it possible to sync databases on different computers? I used a db on
my notebook and wanted to copy it to my pc, but though relational test
says that everything is fine, gnubg can't handle the database and
Jonathan Kinsey wrote:
I'm making some changes to the database, I recently removed some fields from
the
database, this will unfortunately break everything. I'm currently adding a
native sqlite interface (keeping the python ones but moving the code from
python
to c).
Yes the database
Christian Anthon wrote:
Jonathan Kinsey wrote:
I'm making some changes to the database, I recently removed some fields from
the
database, this will unfortunately break everything. I'm currently adding a
native sqlite interface (keeping the python ones but moving the code from
python
to
* Christian Anthon [EMAIL PROTECTED] [080108 12:01]:
Achim Mueller wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a question regarding the sqlite database:
Is it possible to sync databases on different computers? I used a db on
my notebook and wanted to copy it to my pc, but though relational test
says
* Christian Anthon [EMAIL PROTECTED] [080108 14:11]:
Achim Mueller wrote:
(No game) relational test
Database table check failed!
The table gnubg.match is missing.
So I took the windows database, renamed it and gnubg was satisfied. But
when I try a sqlite command like sqlite ace.db
Achim Mueller wrote:
(No game) relational test
Database table check failed!
The table gnubg.match is missing.
So I took the windows database, renamed it and gnubg was satisfied. But
when I try a sqlite command like sqlite ace.db .dump it complains
Unable to open database ace.db. file is
* Christian Anthon [EMAIL PROTECTED] [080108 15:13]:
gnubg uses sqlite3, while 'sqlite' is sqlite2 on my ubuntu system. Might
that be the problem?
Bingo! I always assumed that sqlite is only a link to sqlite3 ... this
explains a lot ;-). Problem solved.
Ciao
Achim
I upgraded the python code to use sqlite 3 recently, mainly because python 2.5
comes with sqlite 3 (no need for pysqlite).
Jon
Christian Anthon wrote:
gnubg uses sqlite3, while 'sqlite' is sqlite2 on my ubuntu system. Might
that be the problem?
Christian.
On Jan 8, 2008 2:17 PM, Achim
gnubg uses sqlite3, while 'sqlite' is sqlite2 on my ubuntu system. Might
that be the problem?
Christian.
On Jan 8, 2008 2:17 PM, Achim Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Christian Anthon [EMAIL PROTECTED] [080108 14:11]:
Achim Mueller wrote:
(No game) relational test
Database table
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