On 4/28/16, Albert Banaszkiewicz wrote:
> I assume (I will test it later), that by killing the process you mean simply
> shutting it down (regularly) without ever calling sqlite3_close, am I right
> ?
Yes
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D. Richard Hipp
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Good morning Richard,
Thank you for the tip.
I assume (I will test it later), that by killing the process you mean simply
shutting it down (regularly) without ever calling sqlite3_close, am I right ?
If so, that is quite feasible in our case I think.
Regards,
Albert
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Hi Paul,
Interesting idea :) A bit hacky but that's something to be considered perhaps.
However, killing the application usually implies action being taken from
outside of the app. I don't believe such things are possible on i.e. iOS (one
of the platform supported by our app), though I might be
Hi Clemens,
Indeed, that would do the trick, however, during the device shutdown there is
no way to keep the connection open. And that is really an inconvenient time to
perform the operation due its duration.
Cheers,
Albert
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