Hi
I hope someone has ran across this and can give me some pointers.
I have a new windows 2012 server that runs a process that loads the sqllite
dll. On my older servers 2008 I have do not have any problem with this.
On the older servers we just have the System.Data.SQLLite1.0.66.0 in
Your display of the GAC shows the 1.0.66.0 DLL having a different public key
token than what is displayed in the error message.
.Net is apparently still trying to load the 1.0.66.0 DLL that may be 32-bit,
and not the known-64-bit 1.0.90.0 DLL. As a first shot, I'd suggest removing
the 1.0.66.0
Hi
I agree the message that it is sending is confusion.
The original application was built with the 32 bit one and runs on 2008 servers
and earlier servers.
We were hoping that we could get it to use the 32 bit one and we did not have
to recompile in the 64.
Can you force this?
Bye
Jill
The error message from my previous email is what we get from the callback
added through SQLITE_CONFIG_LOG. The error code is 28, which is
SQLITE_WARNING. There are no other errors or any other non-error output
from the callback around this.
Note that we are setting the temp directory using the
Hello,
Couldn’t help but notice a brand new branch in SQLite’s repository, the one
labeled Start a new experimental branch for support of Oracle-style CONNECT BY
syntax.”.
http://www.sqlite.org/src/info/4365ddd62d
Two reactions:
(1) Recursive queries! Yes! Hurray! :D
(2) CONNECT BY
That branch is a sponsored change. We are in communication with the
sponsor asking if they will consider WITH RECURSIVE syntax. Their original
request specified Oracle10g-compatible CONNECT-BY syntax. It depends on
what the sponsor really wants. (We await their reply.)
The code will only make
Aha… I see… well… if that mysterious sponsor is familiar with ‘connect by’ they
should have no issue with a recursive ‘with’ clause syntax, which is what
Oracle provides now.
See Recursive Subquery Factoring” in Oracle’s very own documentation:
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 2:28 PM, Petite Abeille petite.abei...@gmail.comwrote:
Aha… I see… well… if that mysterious sponsor is familiar with ‘connect by’
they should have no issue with a recursive ‘with’ clause syntax, which is
what Oracle provides now.
The sponsor might have a big pile of
Will you write a small result of your early experiment ?
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On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 3:55 PM, Sascha Sertel sascha.ser...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello,
I'm hoping someone has any ideas what to do about the error messages I'm
getting from SQLite 3.8.1 when run on Android:
Getting warning: cannot fstat db file
-- please take note that there is a blank
Jill Taylor wrote:
I hope someone has ran across this and can give me some pointers.
Is System.Data.SQLite being used in an ASP.NET application?
Typically, the setup packages should not be used for server deployments;
instead, the System.Data.SQLite binaries should be deployed via XCOPY
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Hello,
I am seeing a change in the results returned for a query in SQLIte 3.8.2
version. The query used to return expected results with 3.7.7 and when I
updated to 3.8.2, it changed the results.
Here is a test case:
CREATE TABLE test(name
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