but i have got 142 errors out of 2083931 tests
(result of alltest excution)
but you told its 119415 , so is it doing any thing more ?
Brijesh
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but i have got 142 errors out of 2083931 tests
(result of alltest excution)
but you told its 119415 , so is it doing any thing more ?
Brijesh
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Hi fellows,
i just begin to use sqlite for my little project. The main job is to record
documents names, subjects, date etc. to database and running queries on it.
I wonder if sqlite handle huge amounts of data inserted? Is there a limit
of file capacity of .sqlite file, or record count? Thank you
On 15 Dec 2012, at 5:19pm, Çağlar Orhan cagla...@gmail.com wrote:
i just begin to use sqlite for my little project. The main job is to record
documents names, subjects, date etc. to database and running queries on it.
I wonder if sqlite handle huge amounts of data inserted? Is there a limit
If I understand the docs correctly, the REPLACE part of an INSERT OR
REPLACE command deletes a row if a UNIQUE constraint occurs and inserts a
new row in its place. On the face of it, that seems like it will
invalidate any foreign key definitions that use the primary key of the
INSERT OR REPLACE
On 15 Dec 2012, at 6:26pm, Peter Haworth p...@lcsql.com wrote:
If I understand the docs correctly, the REPLACE part of an INSERT OR
REPLACE command deletes a row if a UNIQUE constraint occurs and inserts a
new row in its place.
Correct. f that commend decides a REPLACE is needed the