gl demoor wrote:
>
> I did some preliminary and extensive reseach (cough google cough :) on
> delphi and pocketpc
>
> unless I'm missing something, delphi is not use for pocketpc programming
>
> google results were of the following nature:
> >I'm pretty sure no one supports *Delphi* for *Pocket
Yes, that did the trick. Thanks.
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> Igor Tandetnik
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Hello Alexander,
Why not use "?" then fill it in the the actual value later? Quoting
and having to actually look at values to make sure they were legal
gave me no end of problems now I:
CMutexAutolock Locker(DbLock);
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I did some preliminary and extensive reseach (cough google cough :) on
delphi and pocketpc
unless I'm missing something, delphi is not use for pocketpc programming
google results were of the following nature:
>I'm pretty sure no one supports *Delphi* for *Pocket PC*, so you will need
>to switch
Hi!
If I use "some double-quoted stuff" in my query, this one can have
two absolutely different meanings. Usually it is column name, but if I
wrote this string with error, it silently converts into string
literal.
I think, this silent behaviour is not very good. If it happens
inside deeply
Hello, I was working on a patch that fixes the incorrect
case-insensitive comparison of utf-8 strings on LIKE
statement. I think that it is working ok now, and I wonder
where and in what format should I send the patch for review
and potential inclusion.
Thanks
Stanislav
Robert L Cochran wrote:
It's better to learn something new than to sit in a lawn chair
swatting flies!
This thread has been interesting to follow, since one of my main uses
for computers is finding projects to work on in a futile but enjoyable
attempt to keep my brain from ossifying.
I hope I was clear in my post.
'I' didn't see your post as asking US to do YOUR homework.
What you are doing is needs analysis and by definition requires 'help'
or input from others. This is not doing YOUR work for you.
On the other hand needs analysis is much more complex than just asking
No, It's OK, I value every piece of feedback, whether it be good or bad,
that way I can learn from my mistakes and try and do better in the future.
Keep all your feedback coming, you are all being a great help.
I thank you all for your time and patience.
John.
-Original Message-
From:
ok, ok, I stand corrected. I was a little harsh. But you first need to
look at current offerings out there like sqlite3explorer, sqlitespy,
to name a few.
Here's my $0.02:
10 things I would like in a Sqlite GUI:
1. Cross platform (C/C++ based, not Delphi)
2. Open source
3. 100% sqlite3
In that case, from a users standpoint, SQLite basically looks no
different or has any unique requirements outside the realm of any SQL
based relational database. The only exception to this generalization is
the SQLite environment is more simplistic than most Client Server /
Enterprise level
Give him a break! He is working smart, not hard.
"Who cares whether the cat is black or white when you want to catch
mice" - Deng Xiaoping.
m christensen wrote:
I wouldn't be THIS hard on him, BUT...
juan perez wrote:
So in a nutshell you are asking the community to do your homework.
You have pointers to the compiled SQL statements. You should be able to
track when the destination of those pointers changes. I haven't had the
need to do it, but it is where I would go if careful examination of the
code did not reveal the error.
JS
Eric Scouten wrote:
If it were easy to
Dear John,
Unlike some other readers here, I appreciate very much your question. I find
it very good that students choose to work with open source in their final
projects. Many successful open source projects started this way. So I call
this healthy cooperation and not "asking the community to do
Aaron Burghardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> OK, I am impressed that you can insert 2000 records/second on indexed
> columns. I have an application that inserts CSV data into an SQLite
> database, and inserting 15 million records is taking about 2 hours
> with no indices (this is
P.S. I can't start to build it until I have done the analysis of what I am
trying to build, that is why I am asking what people would like out of a
GUI.
John.
On 13/12/05, juan perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> So in a nutshell you are asking the community to do your homework. What
> a
John Newby wrote:
No, I'm not asking the community to do my homework for me, I need to do a
user analysis phase for my dissertation, and as I don't know anyone who uses
SQLite this is the only place I can get my questions answered.
Many thanks.
John.
On 13/12/05, juan perez <[EMAIL
No, I'm not asking the community to do my homework for me, I need to do a
user analysis phase for my dissertation, and as I don't know anyone who uses
SQLite this is the only place I can get my questions answered.
Many thanks.
John.
On 13/12/05, juan perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> So in a
Just switch off the Using Precompiled Headers directive in the project you
are compiling
Project -> Properties -> C/C++ -> Precompiled Headers
And everything will be AOK
Mike M
-Original Message-
From: Henning Folger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 December 2005 08:08
To:
Henning Folger wrote:
Hello,
I am happy to find sqlite. This backend fully matches my need regarding
to a projekt of mine.
But i have to make some changes to fit into my project.
So i tried to recompile the sources under VC.NET. On the web page i
found a howto to do it, but i have no luck
Hello,
I am happy to find sqlite. This backend fully matches my need regarding
to a projekt of mine.
But i have to make some changes to fit into my project.
So i tried to recompile the sources under VC.NET. On the web page i
found a howto to do it, but i have no luck with it.
I always get the
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