I'm trying to find the way to develop loadable extensions using Visual Studio
2005.
I've started by using the "half.c" extension from the documentation.
I'm compiling using this command:
cl /LD /I. /Fmhalf.map half.c
The compilation proceeds without producing errors.
I get a "half.dll", and t
This leaves you to parse the DDL from sqlite_master.
Doug
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Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2006 2:51 PM
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Subject: Re: [sqlite] PRAGMA table_info
Marco Bambini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Using PRAGM
I'd like to second Dennis' earlier remarks, and add some of my own.
One of my greatest hopes when I found SQLite (it's "value proposition")
was in having a great little database that would operate in such a
familiar way. By "familiar", I mean that it should execute the SQL
language, and produc
Perhaps not a solution, but a workaround:
Try coercing the data entering the table into
a value recognizable as a real:
Create trigger t_t1i after insert on t1
Begin
Update t1 set a = 1.0 * a, b = 1.0 * b
Where rowid = new.rowid;
End;
Create trigger t_t1u after update on t1
Begin
Update t1
Is the application written in the legacy language, or are you changing
it, too? What language was/is it in?
The TCL language library has the ability to link functions to the
engine. Such functions can affect coercion of the data into a different
type, so that storage and presentation of the data
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