More on to my earlier email,
I believe SQLite already uses those flags, I haven't done the testing
myself, but it is claimed SQLite is able to create rather large databases
(in terms of TBs) without any fuss,
Regards,
Jayavasanthan J
On 8/22/07, J Jayavasanthan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi
Hi Victor,
Normally the large file creation should not fail on the 32 bit builds. And
-D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 will create other side effects
such as off_t getting to long long rather than long and similar with size_t
(I guess).
The solution is to access/create the file along wi
Having built sqlite 3.4.2 for Enterprise 3, 4, Fedora 5 and Solaris 8,
both 32 and 64 bits, I then ran the fulltest on each. As it takes a long
time and produces a large output, one looks first at the end, and if it
says "0 errors" one thinks everything is as expected.
By chance, I later disco
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