Solved. Bug in my code. Sorry for the alarm.
Russell Leighton wrote:
Update. I actually have 2 nearly identical triggers as described below.
One works, the other produces "shifted" output...it appears that the
sqlite3_column_xxx() functions
are returning the wrong data when executing in
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From: "Jan Kandziora" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 9:05 PM
Subject: Re: [sqlite] TCLSQLITE3: Problem inserting a variable in a eval
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> Am Mittwoch, 25.
Hello,
Is it possible to copy tables from one memory database to another
without going through an intermediate disk database?
Thanks,
-Randy
Thank you.
On 1/25/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> deminix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I was curious if a single page of the database was limited to at most
> one
> > record, aka can records be packed into a single page?
>
> Multiple small records can fit on one page. Or
deminix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was curious if a single page of the database was limited to at most one
> record, aka can records be packed into a single page?
Multiple small records can fit on one page. Or a large record
can span multiple pages.
>
> If it does pack records, then the
Klaus Schären wrote:
Hi
i have the following table definition:
CREATE TABLE Pistor (Nummer INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL, Artikel TEXT NOT
NULL DEFAULT '', Inhalt TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '')
In addition, I have created the following index:
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX xPistor ON PISTOR(ARTIKEL, NUMMER)
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Hello, everybody:
First let me say that I'm no expert neither with TCL nor with
SQLite.
I'm trying to convert the underlying database of a TCL script to
SQLite.
I'm using 3.2.3 (also tried 3.2.8 with the same result)
I don't think that all the
On Jan 25, 2006, at 10:00 AM, Kurt Welgehausen wrote:
... but Rails doesn't seem to support composite keys.
I don't know much about RoR. How does RoR keep you from creating
a multi-column key on an SQLite table?
Regards
In point of fact, it doesn't prevent me from *creating* a multi-
Mike Ashmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, I've got what I think is a good reason to modify the behavior of
> primary keys in my (Ruby on Rails-based) application.
>
> What I need is a modifier, say 'GUID', that can be applied in place
> of (mutually exclusive with) the AUTOINCREMENT
> ... but Rails doesn't seem to support composite keys.
I don't know much about RoR. How does RoR keep you from creating
a multi-column key on an SQLite table?
Regards
So, I've got what I think is a good reason to modify the behavior of
primary keys in my (Ruby on Rails-based) application.
What I need is a modifier, say 'GUID', that can be applied in place
of (mutually exclusive with) the AUTOINCREMENT modifier [1]. On a
field with the GUID modifier, if
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