:41:46PM -0800, gujx scratched on the wall:
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>> Maybe I didn't express the problem clearly.
>> > e.g. if you have a text value, you use _text(), if you have an int, you
>> > use _int()
>
>> I just don't know what type I have,
>
> If all you h
Jay A. Kreibich-2 wrote:
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> On Thu, Feb 04, 2010 at 03:59:14PM +0800, gujx scratched on the wall:
>> There is a table like this:
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>> Is there any way to resolve this?
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> First off, you need to understand that columns do not have "types",
> they
There is a table like this:
id(varchar)
name(text)
age(integer)
ss(text)
Its name is “test_for_cpp”, now I get the pointer of sqlite successfully.
There are codes below:
sqlite3_stmt *ppStmt;
const char *pzTail;
int nVal = sqlite3_prepare_v2(
conn,
Hi, I had a question puzzled me. How can I get the type of a parameter in a
prepared SQL.
For example, the code is:
sqlite3 *conn;
if (SQLITE_OK != sqlite3_open("testBind.db", &conn))
{
printf("can't open the database.");
return ;
}
if(SQLITE_OK != sqlite3_ex
Hi, I had a question puzzled me. How can I get the type of a parameter in a
prepared SQL.
For example, the code is:
sqlite3 *conn;
if (SQLITE_OK != sqlite3_open("testBind.db", &conn))
{
printf("can't open the database.");
return ;
}
if(SQLITE_OK != sqlite3_ex
Hi, I’d like to ask some question about the interface of the sqlite
resource.
Whether there is some interface to control the size of a database, for
example, if I want to create a database with 5M initialized, how can I do
that? And when I make change to a database, for example, insert a row to a
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