test user, on Friday, August 16, 2019 02:29 PM, wrote...
>
> Thanks for the example José.
You're welcome. Just thought I would provide some idea... :-)
josé
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Thanks for the example José.
I was thinking of a more general method that would work when I do not
control all of the clients.
Your example would only work when all clients are aware of and use the
locking logic.
On Fri, Aug 16, 2019 at 3:39 PM Jose Isaias Cabrera
wrote:
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> test user, on
test user, on Thursday, August 15, 2019 07:35 PM, wrote...
> The reason for the notification is to minimize time spent waiting.
I will tell you what I did with 10 PMs working with a shared windows drive with
an SQLite DB. But, take it with a grain of salt, unless you have high-blood
pressure,
Thanks Simon,
> You can use any other combination that suits you. Perhaps set a short
> timeout, after which SQLite calls your busy handler, which can do whatever
> it wants then return SQLITE_BUSY to your program. When the short timeout
> gets exhausted, SQLite calls your own busy handler,
On 15 Aug 2019, at 10:43pm, test user wrote:
> Currently the API lets you set a timeout. Does this just retry again after a
> set amount of time?
SQLite's built-in busy handler (which it uses unless you tell it to use yours
instead) repeatedly backs off and retries until the timeout you set
>
> SQLite could support this in theory. But if the process holding the
> lock is hung, that would hang the process waiting on the look too.
>
> Getting SQLITE_BUSY is annoying, but it is not nearly as annoying as
> getting a
> hung process.
>
> I am not aware of a way to do a blocking file
On Thursday, 15 August, 2019 13:11, test user
wrote:
>If two processes are writing to the same db file, one will get a BUSY
>response if the other has locked it.
>Currently the API lets you set a timeout. Does this just retry again
>after a set amount of time?
timeout specifies the time
On 8/15/19, test user wrote:
> Hello,
>
> If two processes are writing to the same db file, one will get a BUSY
> response if the other has locked it.
>
> Currently the API lets you set a timeout. Does this just retry again after
> a set amount of time?
Yes. It retries multiple times,
Hello,
If two processes are writing to the same db file, one will get a BUSY
response if the other has locked it.
Currently the API lets you set a timeout. Does this just retry again after
a set amount of time?
Or is it possible to get notified immediately when the lock has been
released? Can I
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