those being queried.
Hi,
Thanks I think I will indeed use a temporary table instead. It will
probably use less memory and less hassle than me caching all the results
myself.
Thanks again
Andrew
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Andrew Clark
cache the objects
to be deleted into a list and then destroy them at the end of the
enumerator.
It's a pity it couldn't have been implemented in SQLite though to be
more flexible.
Thanks anyway
Andrew
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Andrew Clark
was deleted after it had encountered that record.
Andrew
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Andrew Clark
eDelete which itself is called from
the OP_DELETE part of vdbe
Could someone please tell me if this is a simple thing to solve, and
even if whether it should be solved or not.
I may indeed look at changing my app design to call DELETE commands
directly if this cannot be resolved quickly.
Than
be the SQL interpreter is
reading the BEGIN (start a transaction) but not reading the rest of the
commands when an error occurs and therefore doesn't see the COMMIT (end
transaction) at the end.
Andrew
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Andrew Clark
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