This kind of question often results in answers along the lines of application
logic such as: If the row exists get the ID else create it and then get the
ID. But the SQL way of doing things is subtly different: insert a new row
where it doesn't already exist. Get the ID of the row.
Based on
Hi,
I'm reading documentation about multi threading. I just want to be sure:
1. I can safely create another thread (with new handle / connection) in my
application and modify SAME database at the same time
2. I want use second connection in thread for importing while main thread
working normally.
On Sat, Jan 5, 2013 at 1:40 AM, Pavel Volkov pavelivol...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello. Excuse me.
I found the following errors when running tests in the operating
system FreeBSD x32: (this is an example)
Please send the output of the following command:
cpp -dM /dev/null | sort
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D.
On Sat, Jan 5, 2013 at 7:14 AM, Krzysztof dib...@wp.pl wrote:
Hi,
I'm reading documentation about multi threading. I just want to be sure:
1. I can safely create another thread (with new handle / connection) in my
application and modify SAME database at the same time
Yes, as long as you
Thanks :)
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Hello, all,
First, forgive me if this is the wrong medium for submitting this, but I'm
rather new at this patch submission business. Anyway, I was using Lemon to
generate a few parsers for a program I'm writing (which uses SQLite, too,
for storage), and I noticed that the files I used to call
