new API function. But I am loath to add new API functions without
good reason and I do not consider performance optimization of an
exception condition a good reason. So you are going to have to
argue very hard to get such a thing implemented.
My motivation isn't based on performance, but on
Roger Binns wrote:
xFinal is always called.
That makes life easier. Is it possible to tell if xFinal wants
real results back versus there was an error earlier and I only
need to cleanup.
It is not possible at this time. xFinal called for cleanup
purposes only is an exception condition. One
xFinal is always called.
That makes life easier. Is it possible to tell if xFinal wants
real results back versus there was an error earlier and I only
need to cleanup.
Roger
Roger Binns wrote:
It isn't 100% clear to me what the semantics are for implementing
aggregate user functions. The sqlite3_create_function call shows
that they are done via xStep and xFinal callbacks. I assume that
xStep is called for each relevant row. When is xFinal called?
If xFinal is
It isn't 100% clear to me what the semantics are for implementing
aggregate user functions. The sqlite3_create_function call shows
that they are done via xStep and xFinal callbacks. I assume that
xStep is called for each relevant row. When is xFinal called?
I would at least assume xFinal
Tim McDaniel wrote:
Sorry if this has been answered previously, but I couldn't find the
answer searching the mailing list archive...
What are the implemented syntax for specifying parameters in an SQL
statement for sqlite3_prepare? Apparently the sqlite3.h header file and
the online documentation
Sorry if this has been answered previously, but I couldn't find the
answer searching the mailing list archive...
What are the implemented syntax for specifying parameters in an SQL
statement for sqlite3_prepare? Apparently the sqlite3.h header file and
the online documentation are out of sync,
Jeff Flowers wrote:
I have a database that contains a dollar value column but I have noticed
that SQLite drops the trailing zero. For example, "1.50" is displayed as
"1.5". I know that it is mathematically equivilent but is there a way to
make the second zero appear?
I am using SQLite 3.0.8 on Mac
Ditto that... There is no problem using a windows share.
On Mon, 06 Dec 2004 17:20:46 +0100, Gregory Letellier
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> this works fine on windows, i've use it
>
> Christian Kienle a écrit :
>
>
>
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I would like to write an app with C++ which uses
I have a database that contains a dollar value column but I have noticed
that SQLite drops the trailing zero. For example, "1.50" is displayed as
"1.5". I know that it is mathematically equivilent but is there a way to
make the second zero appear?
I am using SQLite 3.0.8 on Mac OS X 10.3.6. I am
Christian Kienle said:
> I would like to write an app with C++ which uses sqlite.
> We will soon have a windows network here. Is it possible to place the
> sqlite database files on one server and to let the client apps access
> the sqlite db file through a windows share which is "mounted" like a
Taj Morton wrote:
> "The database connection is closed"...means...? If I'm using the
> SQLite DLL, when is a connection closed? Is it started when I call
> Open, and closed when I call Close (that would mean that a connection
> only lasts for one query)... Can you please explain?
>
Taj,
I'm not
I like to be able to use SQLite to enter and retrieve data from a
FileMaker Pro data base on Mac OS X. Is it possible?
Thx.
On Dec 6, 2004, at 5:20 PM, Gregory Letellier wrote:
this works fine on windows, i've use it
Christian Kienle a écrit :
Hi all,
I would like to write an app with C++ which uses sqlite.
We will soon have a windows network here. Is it possible to place the
sqlite database files on one server
Hi,
This probably has been discussed many times. Is it
difficult to add stored procedure support in sqlite?
Or is there any such plan? What is involved in
supporting stored procedure aside from parser change
to compile a stored procedure to VM?
Sid
Hi all,
I would like to write an app with C++ which uses sqlite.
We will soon have a windows network here. Is it possible to place the
sqlite database files on one server and to let the client apps access
the sqlite db file through a windows share which is "mounted" like a
normal drive - like
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