3. Now i dump my SQLite 2.8. database using .dump command and got
following
script:
BEGIN TRANSACTION;
create table codes(code TEXT);
INSERT INTO codes VALUES(00);
INSERT INTO codes VALUES(011);
COMMIT;
4. It works great when recreating the SQLite 2.8 database, but when
run on
This looks like a bug in sqlite 2.8. First, the dump command should use
single quotes for those values.
Second, sqlite 2.8 should treat them as numbers when inserting(since
they are not string literals).
Unfortunately for you, I believe that most peoples response would be,
either use 3.x or fix the .dump
command yourself in sqlite 2.8. I wouldn't think it would be that hard.
In fact, you could just change
the dump command to quote all the values unconditionally, and everything
would still work.
John LeSueur
