Chris,
I was going through the Java wrapper for SQLite. I noticed that they were
setting an attribute called 'readonly' to false. The other attributes,
timeout etc seemed to be associated with SQLite and I thought SQLite had
some read-only mode though I couldn't find any documentation for it.
Raj,
I could be wrong here...
My understanding is that SQLite is 'Zero configuration' meaning that the
underlying file system handles such issues as read/write access to a given
database. I have not seen any DOCs on a "Read-Only mode".
If you create a database, and later change the file
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