Hi. I'm using SQLite in my own c++ aplication. Everything works except if I try
to do this query:
UPDATE rnc_accounts SET lastip = '127.0.0.1' WHERE name = 'lilezek';
But when I do step I got always 5 (SQLITE_BUSY). You'll think the problem is
mine, but I change the query to the next one:
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lilezek wrote:
> Hi. I'm using SQLite in my own c++ aplication. Everything works except if I
> try to do this query:
>
> UPDATE rnc_accounts SET lastip = '127.0.0.1' WHERE name = 'lilezek';
>
> But when I do step I got always 5 (SQLITE_BUSY). You'll think the problem is
> mine, but I change the
Hi,
Is it possible / can it be possible to set the error message (as would
then be read by a call sqlite3_errmsg) from within a virtual table
implementation. For example, inside the xUpdate function when some
constraint violation has occurred, to give a more accurate error message
than the de
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wcl...@gfs-hofheim.de wrote:
> Is it possible / can it be possible to set the error message (as would
> then be read by a call sqlite3_errmsg) from within a virtual table
Yes, see the zErrMsg member:
http://sqlite.org/c3ref/vtab.html
If non-null
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