Re: [sqlite] Changing order - why??

Hi folks, might it be possible, that someone explains, why anyone would put effort in this task? Aren't databases designed to keep data in whatever order... :-? Greetings, Ralph Hello I have little problem with changing order of rows. I have a simple table articles: CREATE TABLE articles

Re: [sqlite] Encryption

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: Dennis Cote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm having trouble compiling the 3.4.5 version with encryption extensions.. Question answered by private email. Version 3.4.5... I wonder if this is a typo or the mythical

[sqlite] This is a test...

... to check if the SQLite Mailinglist is down?? Disregard if not down ;-) Greetings, Ralph

Re: [sqlite] long filenames on Mac OS

Hi! Just my 5 ct: As only sqlite needs to know, how a journal is named, how about always truncating the original filename so that it fits (with the concetanated -j* ) into whatever length is ok for all supported systems? Greetings, R. Wetzel - Original Message - From: "Will Leshner" <[

[sqlite] rollout of 2.8.13 ???

Hi drh and list! Wouldn't it be a nice idea to rollout 2.8.13, so that it reduces the amount of flood (on this list and the wiki) concerning already fixed bugs??? Have a nice sunday.. Ralph Wetzel - To unsubscribe, e

[sqlite] compiler warnings...

Hi! When compiled (with VC++) SQLite produces about 350 and more compiler (level 3/4) warnings. Is there any effort in progress to reduce / eliminate these warnings, is there a possibility to contribute to lower the number of warnings, or doesn't simply care anyone about *grin* ?? Greetings, R

Re: [sqlite] Documentation

Good Morning! > Also, I heard somebody also saying something about "sqlite_encode_binary", > but couldn't find anything about that as well... The FAQ, Question 12, talks about BLOBs and the use of "sqlite_encode_binary". The function itself can be found in "encode.c", that is, as stated before, n

[sqlite] src/encode.c missing...

Hi folks! The FAQ states, that there should be a file called "src/encode.c", that contains the implementation of the functions to en-/decode binary data. Is there any reason, why this file isn't included in the Windows .zip distribution? Greeting, Ralph. P.S: Of course I found the file in the