Thanks for the help. I eventually figured this out given the points above.
I simply output the open address and close address of each database I opened
and closed to see if something wasn't being closed.
It turned out to be a far more simple problem in the end. A silly one at
that.
I was testing the closed state of a database like this. After it closed on
the first instance it would try to close the database two more times which
is why the SQLITE_MISUSE error kept appearing. Once that started I couldn't
delete anything.
Just a stupid programming error as I suspected. No I just test the state
of the database once and then test the output in my if statement.
if(sqlite3_close(.......))
{
}
else if(sqlite3_close(......))
{
}
else if(sqlite3_close(......))
{
}
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