I am using SQLite to maintain some transaction information but I see that if I stop the transaction in between then my database gets corrupted i.e. there is no Rollback from this point, hence there is only some data of the transaction which is written into the database. This means that SQLite is not working in an atomic manner. While going through the code I found that SQLite code calls a write function multiple times to write data into the database and so I put the breakpoint at the point where the write function is called and after few writes if I stop the transaction then the SQLite does not recover from this which leads to Database corruption.
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