ALTER TABLE (you can only rename tables at the moment) is only
available in 3.1.x and as you can tell from the version number/name it
is still officially unstable.
chorlya
On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 14:36:38 -0700, Dave Furey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does the ALTER TABLE renaming work for version
On Fri, 2005-02-11 at 06:11 -0500, D. Richard Hipp wrote:
> On Fri, 2005-02-11 at 10:29 +0200, Cariotoglou Mike wrote:
> > It has been my experience that, when two processes have the same db
> > open, and one of them does a VACUUM, and the other tries to update,
> > The database gets corrupted. Not
> I tried to download sqlite3-3.1.1beta.bin.gz to see if
> this problem still exists, but my browser and wget both
> report that the file is empty.
I get that too. Not sure why, the file is there on the server.
> The following is from version 3.1.0. It is perhaps an
> unusual use of a correlated
Hi
I'm very interested in "runing-functions"!
If the order is a problem, it seems to me that can be solved adding one
more level of subqueries:
SELECT val, period
FROM (
SELECT val, period, running_total(val) AS runner
FROM (
SELECT val, period
FROM t1
ORDER BY perio
Hi,
I have released a new version of my task tracking software Yatt. It's
based on SQLite.
The new version adds a bunch of new features including user management
from the
html interface. You can find it on www.yatt.de. It's freeware.
It's currently using SQLite 2.8.x. I am thinking about upgra
Hi Stefan,
> Hi,
>
> I have released a new version of my task tracking software Yatt. It's
> based on SQLite.
> The new version adds a bunch of new features including user management
> from the
> html interface. You can find it on www.yatt.de. It's freeware.
>
> It's currently using SQLite 2.8.x.
Hi Ulrik,
thanks for your reply. The way you describe sounds reasonable. If there
is no such tool, yet, I will do it. I just thought that this could be a
general tool interesting for many people, as in my understanding it does
not depend at all on the content/scheme of the database.
Stefan
On Sat,
Dennis Cote wrote:
If you can tell us what CPU and compiler you are using, we may be able
to help.
I use 486 and above CPU and RosAsm PEs builder (GPL,
http://www.RosAsm.org) on win OS. And i do not compile sqlite but just use
provided dll.
Thank you.
Marcelo.
--
"D. Richard Hipp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> While on the airplane, I was able to reproduce the problem
> and confirm that it is possible to corrupt a database
> as described above. I've just checked in a tentative fix.
> After some more testing, I will do a new release, probably
> 3.1.2 (stab
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