Re: [sqlite] what if sqlite_finalize() fails?

Michael Knigge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > THe bigger question is why you are designing a new system to > > work with SQLite-2. SQLite-2 is in maintenance for use on legacy > > Eh... sorry, I was in a hurry of course I use sqlite3_finalize()! > > > > systems. Use SQLite-3 instead.

Re: [sqlite] what if sqlite_finalize() fails?

THe bigger question is why you are designing a new system to work with SQLite-2. SQLite-2 is in maintenance for use on legacy Eh... sorry, I was in a hurry of course I use sqlite3_finalize()! systems. Use SQLite-3 instead. sqlite3_finalize() cannot fail for any reason other than

Re: [sqlite] what if sqlite_finalize() fails?

Michael Knigge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > All, > > I wonder what I have to do if sqlite_finalize() fails? sqlite_close() > will fail if there are any prepared statements associated with a > database handle - so I can't close. > > Due to the manual, sqlite_finalize() could return SQLITE_ABORT

[sqlite] what if sqlite_finalize() fails?

All, I wonder what I have to do if sqlite_finalize() fails? sqlite_close() will fail if there are any prepared statements associated with a database handle - so I can't close. Due to the manual, sqlite_finalize() could return SQLITE_ABORT - do I have to call sqlite_finalize() again in this