mhm, the problem is i have to store the "Query strings" somewhere, so
that i'm able to prepare them again
not nice, but OK.
thanks for your answer.
Dennis Cote wrote:
Your call to sqlite3_step() is returning an SQLITE_ERROR result. The
SQLITE_SCHEMA error code will be returned by the sq
are you looking for something like
select * from sqlite_master;
?
bye, peter
Noel Frankinet wrote:
Hello,
Is there a better way to list all table making a view than parsing SQL.
Is there an API ?
I would like to show all table in a view (in a tree-view gadget).
Same question for the table s
hi,
i'm using a DB base class which prepares some sql statements in it's
constructor. a derived class creates additional tables in the same DB
which "invalidates" the prepared statements in the base class (because
of the schema change).
After browsing the mailinglist i found an older discussio
hi,
i had best results with the pre processed version of sqlite. this was
with version 2.8. i haven't tried version 3 of sqlite yet.
i compiled it under uclinux.
greets, peter
Richard Boyd wrote:
I'm trying to run sqlite on Linux running on an embedded ARM processor on a
development board.
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