Hi,
I've downloaded the 3.2.7 source and built it (on windows).
Then I run the tcl test suite and got the following errors:
malloc-10.105...
Error: table abc already exists
malloc-10.106...
Error: table abc already exists
malloc-10.107...
Error: table abc already exists
...
...
Error: table abc
I have a similar problem as mentioned in a recent email and I will be
happy to get the forum advise
I have a table that looks like this:
create table test (student_id, course, failures);
I have a program (which I can't change) that every time a student fails
in a course inserts a record
Every time a new version of sqlite is released I need to go over all the
bugs that were fixed to that release and decide if there is a good
reason to move up to the new version.
Is there a easy way for getting the list of all bugs fixed to 2.8.13
(for example) ?
I've looked in the report
I've seen in the mailing list that few crashes were found since 2.8.12.
Does someone know are those crashes common ?
Is there going to be a new version soon ?
Thanks in advance,
Avner
* I know that I can get the fixes through CVS but I prefer sticking to
the official versions.
I've downloaded the latest src and compiled the new version 2.8.11 on
Solaris 2.8 and tried to check the lock fix with the threadtest1.c.
The output was as followed:
===
1.testdb-1: START
2.testdb-1: START
I've run it on linux and windows and got the same failures.
Did anybody run the test suit on the new version ?
Thanks
Avner
The test output:
date-8.1...
Expected: [{2003-10-26 12:34:00}]
Got: [{2004-01-18 15:31:14}]
date-8.2...
Expected: [{2003-10-27 12:34:00}]
Got: [{2004-01-19
Hi,
Is there any examples of the btree APIs ?
Is the feature of the row_id (unique incremental number) exists in this
API level as well ?
I want to implement a queue (on disk) and I thought to use the btree
with an incremental number field as the key.
Any thoughs or comments will be
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