> If you would just submit the particular query that is causing
> the problem, that would be an enormous help. If you can also
> include the schema for your database, so much the better.
Statement failing in sqlite3_prepare is:
"UPDATE SDDSTORE SET SDD = ?, TIMESTAMP =
"Shields, Daniel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I will try and provide a script to reproduce the problem but
> I can't see how to script a prepare/step construct when it is
> not available in the SQL syntax.
>
If you would just submit the particular query that is causing
the problem, that
"Shields, Daniel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a process that consistently crashes preparing a fairly innocuous
> statement.
> Has anyone seen anything similar? Any suggestions for a fix/workaround? The
> stack
> trace of the problem follows.
>
You are, it seems, the person who posted
> You are, it seems, the person who posted ticket #1557.
>
> A stack trace is of little to no help in fixing a problem
> like this. What is needed is a script that when feed into
> the "sqlite" command-line shell will reproduce the problem.
> Send in such a script (or added it to ticket #1557)
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