Yes it works fine. You may need to update the sqlite shared library and
ensure that the library is built to use uri names.
You also might want to take a look at APSW which is anothet sqlite api wrapper
that is more sqlite-like. It is not exactly dbi compatible though but is close
enough to mak
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On 07/02/13 10:00, James Vanns wrote:
> I can find no further Python DBI/sqlite3 API documentation to suggest
> either way. I tried it and it fails I guess that's it :(
A flag needs to be set in the open call which pysqlite doesn't do. Heck
the m
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