Hi all, I have a software packages managing system that uses an sqlite database. It's written in python using pysqlite2 as the wrapper. The installed version of sqlite is 3.2.7.
After upgrading sqlite to the 3.3.x series, every operation against the database file eats all memory, untill being killed by the kernel (linux 2.6). I tried different combinations, with different version of pysqlite and sqlite, but the problem seems to be in sqlite. I tried vaccum on the database, still nothing. Is there any differences in the file format between 3.2 and 3.3 that may trigger such a behaviour ? Thanks in advance, -- Robert Wallner
