Re: [sqlite] SQlite vs. SQlite3 - a beginners question

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Simon Slavin wrote: > SQLite3 is any version of SQLite from 3.0.0 upwards. In the move from 2.x.x > to 3.x.x there were so many changes in how SQLite worked internally that it > was almost a different product. The changes aren't actually that big.

Re: [sqlite] SQlite vs. SQlite3 - a beginners question

On 9 Feb 2010, at 3:17am, Richard Cooke wrote: > I'm trying to teach myself PHP and SQLite and I've tried to understand > whether SQLite and SQLite3 are the same animal or are they completely > different. I am using WAMP on a PC and the PHP version is 5.31. If I > use sqlite_libversion(); I

Re: [sqlite] SQlite vs. SQlite3 - a beginners question

Richard Cooke wrote: > I'm trying to teach myself PHP and SQLite and I've tried to understand > whether SQLite and SQLite3 are the same animal or are they completely > different. I am using WAMP on a PC and the PHP version is 5.31. If I > use sqlite_libversion(); I get a result of 2.8.17. If

[sqlite] SQlite vs. SQlite3 - a beginners question

I'm trying to teach myself PHP and SQLite and I've tried to understand whether SQLite and SQLite3 are the same animal or are they completely different. I am using WAMP on a PC and the PHP version is 5.31. If I use sqlite_libversion(); I get a result of 2.8.17. If I use SQLite3::version() I