Hi,
In the webpage (http://www.sqlite.org/version3.html), it is mentioned that
for converting the 2.8.x database file into 3.0 database file, the command
line shell is available both in 2.8 and 3.0. I find that the command as
mentioned there works with 2.8 executable. But I tried it with the 3.
Michael Roth wrote:
> Exists the same error in the sqlite3_prepare call? Anybody validated
> this?
I just tested this with SQLite V3.0 and it does not display this quirk. I
get the same performance using a statement that is prepared inside a
transaction and one that is prepared outside a transacti
I'm running into a deadlock, as the subject says, when doing updates on
a table in one thread while another thread is inserting into the same
table. (Oh, and this is on 3.0.4, compiled with --enable-threadsafe)
The update thread returns from its UPDATE command (within a
transaction) with SQLITE
> I am trying to import a csv file (ip-to-country to be especific) to a
> table
> on sqlite db...It has 5+ lines. Tried to use php and it takes like
If you are using SQLite 2.8.x you can try importing the file with SQLite
Database Browser (sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net). Use the
FILE->IMPORT->
John Oliva wrote:
Are any of you performing synchronization between multiple SQLite DBs?
What tools or techniques are you using?
Thanks,
John Oliva
That's something I'd be interested in as well. At the moment, we are
using a system where each table to be synchronized has at least the
follow
Hi there!
I am trying to import a csv file (ip-to-country to be especific) to a table
on sqlite db...It has 5+ lines. Tried to use php and it takes like 10
minutes loading and returns that the database is locked...When I take a look
at the table, it has only 9000 entries...
I would like t
Are any of you performing synchronization between multiple SQLite DBs?
What tools or techniques are you using?
Thanks,
John Oliva
On Mon, 09 Aug 2004 14:42:32 -0500, Corwin Burgess wrote:
> make-sqlite: line 26: mak: command not found
>
> mak# .. output of 'make' through 'tee' to produce a logfile
>
> looks ok until line 30
>
> make-sqlite: line 30: tidy: command not found
>
> I believe this is fixed as I downloa
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lemon is an excellent parser generator.
Is there a way to fix the gcc warnings? The parser code, created
from the lemon parser generator, throws a few warnings between
signed and unsigned integers.
The template for the generated code is a file named "lempar.c".
Find the
lemon is an excellent parser generator.
Is there a way to fix the gcc warnings? The parser code, created
from the lemon parser generator, throws a few warnings between
signed and unsigned integers.
Agreed. This is not debilitating. However, since the parser code is
often added to a larger progr
Just a FYI: SQLRelay has integrated SQLite v3 support into the release.
SQLRelay is a proxy for databases, and with SQLite, it can give network
access via the SQLRelay APIs (C/C++, lots of others)
Release Announcement:
"SQL Relay version 0.35 is out...
It's been a long time coming, but no
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twice. Can the person in charge of the emailer please take care of
this. Thank you
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Hello all.
Does 3.x support BLOBs without encoding (via API) or do we need to
encode it and use SQL INSERT?
Also, I can't find any 8859 macros - is it only UTF-8 now?
TIA for the help
Hello!
after a long time i came back to have a look at sqlite again. As a sql
database running on Linux and Windows without additional installation
required (just packaging the other tcl stuff and running out of the box)
it is totally fullfilling my needs.
I assume it is running at SunOS, HP-UX a
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