This question is for DRH, mostly, but anybody who feels they know the internals sqlite, pls answer :
I normally want to operate in synchronous=FULL mode. However, at some point in time, I would like to turn synchronous OFF, do a batch operation, and then turn synchronous to FULL again. This is easy to do. however, at the point where synchronous is turned ON again, I also want to do a FlushFileBuffers call on all respective file handles. the pseudo code is like this: set sync=off //first transaction begin ... lots of inserts/updates/deletes commit // another transaction begin ... lots of inserts/updates/deletes commit set sync=on (no pending transactions) Flush <- is there a way to do this, other than calling the OS directly ? If not, may I suggest that an function sqlite3_flush() is added in the API, for this purpose? I believe others will benefit, as this is a common scenario.
