Oops, I RTFMed poorly. Thanks for the help. :-)
Dennis Cote wrote:
> George Ryan wrote:
>
>> Hello. I'm a first-time sqlite user, and I have a question. I'm using
>> the C/C++ API as shown in the code below, and the sqlite3_step()
>> function always seems to return SQLITE_BUSY for me. I'm
Nope, it's a local ext3 filesystem.
D. Richard Hipp wrote:
> On Jul 9, 2008, at 11:00 AM, George Ryan wrote:
>
>
>> Hello. I'm a first-time sqlite user, and I have a question. I'm using
>> the C/C++ API as shown in the code below, and the sqlite3_step()
>> function always seems to return
George Ryan wrote:
> Hello. I'm a first-time sqlite user, and I have a question. I'm using
> the C/C++ API as shown in the code below, and the sqlite3_step()
> function always seems to return SQLITE_BUSY for me. I'm not sure what I
> am doing wrong. I'm running on Ubuntu 8.04, and I don't have
On Jul 9, 2008, at 11:00 AM, George Ryan wrote:
> Hello. I'm a first-time sqlite user, and I have a question. I'm using
> the C/C++ API as shown in the code below, and the sqlite3_step()
> function always seems to return SQLITE_BUSY for me. I'm not sure
> what I
> am doing wrong. I'm running
Hello. I'm a first-time sqlite user, and I have a question. I'm using
the C/C++ API as shown in the code below, and the sqlite3_step()
function always seems to return SQLITE_BUSY for me. I'm not sure what I
am doing wrong. I'm running on Ubuntu 8.04, and I don't have any
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