On Mar 20, 2017, at 3:38 PM, Jaime Stuardo wrote:
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> That is why I suspect about SQLite3 to be really multiplatform. Why can my
> own C++ program, that is not small, be successfully compiled and then run in
> the machine? Why cannot SQLite source code?
You’re using a nine-year-ol
Lean\RFID\SQLite3\btree.c"
And a lot of similar warnings. 82 in total.
Can I safely ignore them?
Regards
Jaime
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I use to develop mobile applications for years using VS 2008, and in fact, I
have just developed a MFC C++ application that runs in the ARM machine without
problem. I need to use SQLite3 for my application. That is why I need to
compile it.
> On 20 Mar 2017, at 23:17, Jaime Stuardo wr
rks.
That is why I suspect about SQLite3 to be really multiplatform. Why can my own
C++ program, that is not small, be successfully compiled and then run in the
machine? Why cannot SQLite source code? I only need to generate the LIB file to
add it to my project and the DLL file to copy to the
to
do it by mean of other compiler that works in Windows? I need to use Windows
since the output file should be a DLL.
By opening sqlite3.c I found directives such as this:
if defined(_MSC_VER) && _MSC_VER>=1400
That suggests me that the code is prepared for MSVC also, but it is
is only for Desktop applications,
which is very bad. Is there another alternative or trick to make it compile for
ARM platform?
Thanks
Jaime
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No... something free out there?
Saluda cordialmente,
Jaime Stuardo Bahamondes
+56 9 9545 7258
jaime.stuardo
http://www.desytec.com
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Please, give more details. I have found I can encrypt the database, but how? I
am using SQLite manager of Firefox extension.
Thanks
Jaime
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nombre de Igor Korot
Enviado el: martes, 09 de agosto
SQLite Manager and see database content and eventually to change
data. Is it possible to avoid that in SQLite?
Best regards
Jaime
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This works, but its still a nested query. I wonder which syntax provides
the best performance, or if there is even a difference.
I think Yannick's real-world problem might be a stronger example.
Performing an aggregate function on the results of a UNION would require
nesting, right?
tandard SQL syntax.
jaime
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From: Jay Sprenkle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2007 2:44 PM
To: sqlite-users@sqlite.org
Subject: Re: [sqlite] Nested SELECT : Alternative syntax please ?
On 4/8/07, Jaime Castells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> A
LIKE '1%'
;
I think the problem in Yannick's query was the attempt to alias a table
name. In the above, I alias the field name in the sub query and reference
it without a table name.
jaime
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From: Jay Sprenkle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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qlite3.exe program.
Thank you very much!
jaime
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