Nathan, try googling "etilqs" - some interesting (and hopefully helpful)
results. As others (including Richard, Sqlite's creator) have said it's
absolutely not Sqlite's fault that you are having this problem. Nothing inside
Sqlite is causing it, but rather something on your machine that is
Not an ideal solution, certainly, but if you know the name of the page you
want, or maybe the subject, you should be able to use the Google cache to
retrieve an older version of it. I had one of the wiki pages open in my browser
which I hadn't looked at in a while, and just noticed it's
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> This would
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> Michael D. Black
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> Senior Scientist
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> NG Information Systems
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> Advanced Analytics Directorate
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vel4 set l=(select max(level3.l,level3.r) from level3 where
> level4.rowid=level3.rowid/2);
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> update level4 set l= (select max(l,r) from level3 where
> level4.rowid=(level3.rowid+1)/2);
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> select * from level4;
> id|l|r
> |91|214
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> Michael D. Black
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Hi,
I am developing an application which analyses audio data, and I have recently
been looking into Sqlite as a possible file format. The result of an analysis
in my application is a hierarchical data set, where each level in the hierarchy
represents a summary of the level below, taking the
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