>> You will more than likely need a commercial control to do what you are
asking
Right, but since everyone seems to recommend _against_ the MSChart control
that comes free with VB, I was looking for comments on commercial
alternatives. There are so many, that I'm a bit lost.
>> How are you con
James >> Plain graphs? Saving? Printing? How is data passed to the chart
control?
Thx for the reply. All the above, I guess. We'd like to add a Output
section in our software so that customers can print pretty graphs from some
of the data in SQLite, and that includes bars, lines, and pies, as
Hi,
I'm looking for a solution to chart data that live in an SQLite database
from a VB app, but there are a lot of components and am a bit at a loss at
which to choose. Does some VB developper also experienced with SQLite could
recommend one? Is MS Chart (either MSCHART.OCX or MSCHRT20.OCX) good
Ed Porter >> The SQLite code is in the DLL (you do not need to install the
SQLite3.02
dll). This wrapper is excellent! As a third party reviewer, I find it to be
the best one to date!
Thx for the feedback. I'll give it a shot.
Fred.
George Ionescu >> I have just released SQLiteDB, a COM wrapper around
sqlite written in ATL.
Is the SQLite source compiled in the DLL, or do we need to deploy the two
DLL's?
Thx
Fred.
At 13:15 19/06/2004, you wrote:
The previous version included the SQLite code in the DLL. This version
loads the SQLite DLL at runtime and calls into it - that way there is no
built-in dependency on the SQLite version.
Very cool :-)
Fred.
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"Steve O'Hara" >> If you can think of improvements, let me know.
I noticed that the output DLL shrank yet again to 45KB :-) What did you do
to make it so small?
Fred.
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>> I have a wish-list on Amazon. :-) My name and email address at Amazon
are as shown in the signature line below.
Since e-mails are automatically removed to avoid spam bots, for those
interested, here's the list:
http://tinyurl.com/3db5j
Fred.
Hi,
BTW, does Richard have a wish-list over at Amazon or Barnes and Noble so
that people have an easy way to show their appreciation of the work he does
with SQLite?
Great make-over of the site. I like it :-)
Cheers
Fred.
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Joseph Stewart >> What I'm looking for is a good set of SQL examples for
more esoteric
feature (to me at least) of sqlite
Some good online tutorials on SQL:
http://www.geekgirls.com/menu_databases.htm
http://sqlzoo.net/
http://philip.greenspun.com/sql/
Fred.
Hi,
I did read the archives, along with information on the web site, and am
aware of the risks I take using SQLite in concurrent mode.
Still, since over half of our customers still don't have the Net (hence,
usually use NetBeui as their network protocol instead of TCP/IP), and
asking them to hav
Jérôme VERITE >> I use the psvbutls32 dll from windows to access SQLite
with Visual Basic. Using PSVBUTLS_ExecuteDB with a select statement, I
remark a memory leak. Each time I use it, the memory used by my application
increase a lot.
I hadn't noticed, but according to my dad, there's also a b
Hi,
Since the performance of SQLite are so great, my dad and I were wondering
if SQLite used a Windows API to tell it not to unload SQLite from RAM even
if no program was still calling it, so that the next time a program loaded
it, it would still be up and running in RAM, with data also loaded?
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