Do you have the "write" rights to the directory?
yes, the file does get written (file size 0), but the error is returned
anyway.
Do you already have a file of that name in that folder ?
no, I can provide an arbitrary name and it won't work. The file does
get written (file size 0), but the error
Hello! Saving the database under dos-compiled sqlite does not work. How can
I go about debugging this (probably, just a small fix is necessary)? Maybe
you have experience with this bug? I made an image of the problem:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/a09zN.png
Good news, sqlite still works under DOS. Bad news, some compile-time tweaks
are needed. The most pressing is the definition of the osFstat macro, which
needs to be changed to
#ifdef __DJGPP__
{ "fstat",0, 0 },
#define osFstat(a,b)0
#else
previously, it accepted 3 ar
The sqlite3_reset() call is supposedly optional since version 3.7.0 if a
statement returned SQLITE_DONE, but I find this is not the case for
prepared INSERT and DELETE statements. Stepping those prepared statements
does not return an error, but it also does not execute the prepared
statement. Calli
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