At 5:23 PM -0500 6/21/04, Tim wrote:
It sounds like SQLite 3.0 only supports one text representation per
database ("Internally and in the disk file, the same text
representation is used everywhere."). Is there a particular reason
for this limitation? What if I want to store one column as UTF8
Tim wrote:
> It sounds like SQLite 3.0 only supports one text representation per database
> ("Internally and in the disk file, the same text representation is used
> everywhere."). Is there a particular reason for this limitation?
The reason is to keep the API simple. If the programmer selects a
It sounds like SQLite 3.0 only supports one text representation per database
("Internally and in the disk
file, the same text representation is used everywhere."). Is there a particular
reason for this
limitation? What if I want to store one column as UTF8 text and another column as
UTF16? Ot
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