Hi,
I have met some problems when I opened the same database file twice in
the same process.
#include
#include
#include
#include
int main (int argc, char * argv[])
{
sqlite3 * db1 = NULL;
sqlite3 * db2 = NULL;
sqlite3_stmt * pstmt = NULL;
gchar * errorstr = NULL;
gint ret;
gint test_num = 10
On Thu, 27 Apr 2006, Dan Baker wrote:
[...]
It appears to return 6 columns of data per table-column. I believe they are
as follows:
[1] = column# (0...)
[2] = column name
[3] = column affinity/type
[...]
[4] = flag: is the column NOT NULL?
[5] = default value of the column
[6] = flag: is th
On 4/27/06, Dan Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm needing to find some information about a table, and the table_info
> pragma seems to be the right ticket.
>
> I've looked around, and failed, to find any documentation on this cool
> pragma.
> It appears to return 6 columns of data per table-co
I'm needing to find some information about a table, and the table_info
pragma seems to be the right ticket.
I've looked around, and failed, to find any documentation on this cool
pragma.
It appears to return 6 columns of data per table-column. I believe they are
as follows:
[1] = column# (0.
Hi
I have followed the normal steps
mkdir bld
cd bld
../configure
make
there are no messages suggesting that any errors occurred
in the .libs folder I see dylib files but they are all over 1MB,
where as the
binary in /usr/lib or from the starkit on www.sqlite.org are around
320Kb.
When I
Thanks, now it works fine!
Best regards Danilo.
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giovedì 27 aprile 2006, 10.54
Merijn Vandenabeele
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