>
> Perhaps the OP should file a ticket to have this corrected
> in the SQLite command line tool.
>
What's the OP? Just want to know if I must log the bug or whether you're
referring to somebody else.
If the OP is somebody else, please log it and let me know what the ticket
number is so that I c
>
>
> Attachments don't make it through the mailing list,
>
Uhm, sorry. I'm new here. I don't want to paste the SQL script in an email,
because it contains line breaks and I don't want the formatting to change
during email transport.
Try www.vwd.co.za/sqlitedump.zip
regards,
Francois
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> Attachments don't make it through the mailing list,
>
Uhm, sorry. I'm new here. I don't want to paste the SQL script in an email,
because it contains line breaks and I don't want the formatting to change
during email transport.
Try www.vwd.co.za/sqlitedu
>
>
> See if you get same problem using data above.
> If not, then your data is relevant to the issue.
> If yes, then your sqlite is not the same as mine.
>
> Rgds,
> Simon
The example you used, works 100% for me. I attach a sql script for which I
experience the problem.
Extract it and do:
C:\
ith each loop, the MyDB.sql file's size increases, although the structure
and contents of the .s3db remains exactly the same.
I'm using the command line client of Sqlite v3.6.11 on Windows XP
regards,
Francois Botha
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ith each loop, the MyDB.sql file's size increases, although the structure
and contents of the .s3db remains exactly the same.
I'm using the command line client of Sqlite v3.6.11 on Windows XP.
Can anyone confirm whether this is a bug or stupidity on my side?
regar
Hi,
Sorry if this has been asked previously. I searched the archives and
couldn't find anything.
Is there perhaps an RSS feed version of new releases of SQLITE? I'm not
talking about the detailed feed about every little bug that has been
fixed. I'm basically looking for an RSS version of
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