Why don't you use the standard PHP DB abstraction layer which provides a
common interface to all DBMS's and incorporates the current version of
Sqlite, Sqlite3? As I see it the Sqlite2 you are using is in PHP for
historical reasons to support legacy code.
JS
Night Media LTD wrote:
Due to the size of the binary, I ve choose to develop my application under
php4 instead of php 5
I ve try to install sqlite3
And the only solution I ve found was a plugin developped http://php-sqlite3
sourceforge.net/
But when trying it, it look bugged, when file are created with :memory:
everything is ok, and as soon we use a file, nothing working anymore.
Anyone has resolve this issue ? (the only other way I got to use sqlite is
by a PECL extension sqlite => but version 2.8.12 => nearly obsolete)
Any help will be appreciate.
Its incredible that a big language as PHP cannot have the lastest version of
sqlite running with...
Best Regards
Derel Bruno
-------Message original-------
De : Ivan Voras
Date : 05/07/06 21:57:29
A : sqlite-users@sqlite.org
Sujet : Re: [sqlite] How to get the lastest version of SQLITE with PHP ???
--- Night Media LTD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Release What has changed?
1.0.1 - Updated libsqlite in ext/pdo_sqlite to
3.2.8. (Ilia)
From the source of config.m4 in ext/pdo_sqlite:
--with-pdo-sqlite[=DIR] PDO: sqlite support. DIR is
The sqlite base directory, the bundled sqlite is used
By default])
On my platform (FreeBSD) the bundled version is not
Used by default so that's how I came to the wrong
Conclusion. If you can rebuild it from scratch, maybe
You also can exclude the bundled library.
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