Nikki Locke wrote:
Joe Wilson wrote:
Looks reasonable. Consider filing a ticket with your patch.
A few "make test" tests that rely on the old short name behavior
for SELECT * with joins will report failure. Whether the old way is
necessarily correct in some tests is a matter of debate.
On 12/8/06, Kees Nuyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Fri, 8 Dec 2006 15:54:45 +, you wrote:
> How do you set Notepad to Ecnoding = Unicode.
> I cant see an option for that ?
Perhaps it listens to a BOM?
It does, and will also try heuristics to detect the encoding if no BOM
is present. But
Maybe your statement does not reference a valid row.
Marten Feldtmann wrote:
I have written some interface code to the sqlite3 API using the
OpenWatcom 1.5 compiler and I wrapped several functions like
sqlite3_column_text, sqlite3_column_int and all went fine.
Then I tried to wrap sqlite3_colum
Thanks for pointing out the obvious :)
Seriously though, there are times when probably all of us has made "just
a simple database" that was not normalized in the correct way that later
turns out to be used a lot more than intended. Normalizing the database
at a later state requires a lot of mo
I have written some interface code to the sqlite3 API using the
OpenWatcom 1.5 compiler and I wrapped several functions like
sqlite3_column_text, sqlite3_column_int and all went fine.
Then I tried to wrap sqlite3_column_double(..) and when I do something
like
...
sqlite3_column_double( stmt, 0)
On Fri, 8 Dec 2006 15:54:45 +, you wrote:
> How do you set Notepad to Ecnoding = Unicode.
> I cant see an option for that ?
Perhaps it listens to a BOM?
http://unicode.org/unicode/faq/utf_bom.html#22
It would mean you have to initialize your textfile before
editing with some utility like awk
I'm new to sqlite and trying to see about using sqlite with the fulltext
plugin to test against what I already do in mysql.
I have the plugin .so and cannot load it since the default is to disable
loading of extensions. What I can't figure out is how to flip that
switch. There is reference to
On 12/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This gets into my ignorance of how sqlite works internally, but if I quote an
"integer" value, it will still be stored correctly? I have no problems doing
that, I just wasn't sure if that was the case. Also, how do I need to send date f
This gets into my ignorance of how sqlite works internally, but if I quote an
"integer" value, it will still be stored correctly? I have no problems doing
that, I just wasn't sure if that was the case. Also, how do I need to send
date fields to sqlite to have them stored properly?
--
Eric Pan
Your solution here is to normalize your database. Third normal form
will do it for you.
Daniel Önnerby wrote:
Just out of curiosity.
If I for instants have 1000 rows in a table with a lot of blobs and a
lot of them have the same data in them, is there any way to make a
plugin to sqlite that
EUREKA!
Ok I got it working now. It turns out my source was UTF-8 Encoded, so even
when i used the utf-16 functions it wasnt comming out right. I am now doing
a converstion in delphi from UTF-8 to UTF16 and using all UTF-16 sqlite
functions as recommended.
Thanks a million for all your help, it
On 12/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can construct the update statement without much issue, but I need to know
whether or not I should put quotes around value, so I need to know whether or
not field3 is a text type field.
Why not just quote all the values?
You might also be able to watch the database file itself for changes using a
platform specific mechanism. On UNIX, you could use kqueue's and on Windows a
combination of FindFirstChangeNotification, FindNextChangeNotification and
WaitForMultipleObjects. This would allow you to watch for databa
I have a system requirement that feeds thousands of keyed records, each of
which contains a blob of around a meg or so into an sqlite database. Ok so
far. But the records come from multiple
processes, and I can't afford to do have commits after each insertion for
obvious performance reasons (if you
On 12/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I appreciate the insight, but I'm not sure it helps with my situation.
This is what I'm trying to accomplish:
1. User selects 1 or more fields from a table using basic "SELECT fields
FROM table" syntax, and the result is retrieved using sq
I appreciate the insight, but I'm not sure it helps with my situation. This is
what I'm trying to accomplish:
1. User selects 1 or more fields from a table using basic "SELECT fields FROM
table" syntax, and the result is retrieved using sqlite_get_table (this is
still in v2.8x)
2. User calls a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Please forgive me, because I know this has been covered before, but
> at the moment I'm at a loss. I am writing an SQLite wrapper for a
> relatively new language, and one of the requirements is that the
> user be able to add and update date as if they were using an ADO
It looks fine to me. To help check it, one thing you can try is
writing the result of FieldAsString directly to a file as raw bytes,
then in notepad open that with "encoding" set to "Unicode". E.g.
something logically equivalent to:
size := Length(field) * 2;
SetLength(buffer, size );
S
Daniel Önnerby wrote:
Just out of curiosity.
If I for instants have 1000 rows in a table with a lot of blobs and a
lot of them have the same data in them, is there any way to make a
plugin to sqlite that in this case would just save a reference to
another blob if it's identical. I guess this c
Please forgive me, because I know this has been covered before, but at the
moment I'm at a loss. I am writing an SQLite wrapper for a relatively new
language, and one of the requirements is that the user be able to add and
update date as if they were using an ADO recordset. As a result, I need
On 08/12/06, hongsion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi sqlite,
I want to using sqlite this way. Application A register callback
to sqlite db. And application B will modify sqlite db. I want each time
sqlite was modified by B, A is notified by callback. Is this possible in
sqlite? A and
Just out of curiosity.
If I for instants have 1000 rows in a table with a lot of blobs and a
lot of them have the same data in them, is there any way to make a
plugin to sqlite that in this case would just save a reference to
another blob if it's identical. I guess this could save a lot of spac
I havn't followed the whole thread, but from what I understand you store
the data as numbers and not IP-strings.
The most common way of checking a range is to use a IP-mask, and this
should work fine in this case as well.
Something like:
SELECT * FROM myiptable WHERE (ip & "maskvalue") == ("subn
Hello,
I encounter the following difficulties with sqlite3:
I have 4 different processes working on an sqlite3 database. When the "sql
timeout" (set by "sqlite3_busy_timeout") is set to 5 seconds and that all
processes are running on a same windows machine, it seems OK (I am not 100%
sure o
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