Earlier I reported I was having trouble executing a statement while in a
loop that performed a non-callback read of some records. Ulrik P. was
nice enough to suggest opening a whole new connection.
But I find that even though I do another sqlite_open() all I did was
change my error from SQLITE_
Hi Ulrik,
OK, thanks. I'm having trouble ignoring the rules used with ODBC
connections. Old habbits. :-)
Michael
Ulrik Petersen wrote:
Hi Michael,
Michael Keilhofer wrote:
For sqlite 2.8 the documentation says that I can get a SQLITE_LOCKED
when I try to execute a statement while in a cal
For sqlite 2.8 the documentation says that I can get a SQLITE_LOCKED
when I try to execute a statement while in a callback function.
I'm not using callbacks but find that when I try to do an sqlite_exec()
while iterating records using sqlite_compile() and sqlite_step() I still
get the SQLITE_LO
Thanks!
At 05:27 PM 1/9/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Keilhofer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It appears that the extension module for php 5 uses sqlite V2.8 and not V3.
>
> Does anyone know where there's a php extension for either php 4 or php
5 that
> uses sqlit
It appears that the extension module for php 5 uses sqlite V2.8 and not V3.
Does anyone know where there's a php extension for either php 4 or php 5
that uses sqlite 3?
Thanks,
Michael
Brad,
I found the problem and if I'd learn how to read :-) I wouldn't have sent
the email. Now I know that nothing coming back means that all is OK and
anything coming back means an error.
Thanks,
Michael
At 10:31 AM 1/3/2005, Brass Tilde wrote:
> My initial question is this: I have a set of SQL
Hello,
I'm considering using Sqlite instead of Mysql on an embedded product. Since
I only need straight forward INSERT, UPDATE, SELECT, and DELETE commands
this seems like a reasonable alternative.
Since this would be a new product, I thought I'd try to use Sqlite version 3.
To evaluate the poss
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