Thank you for your tip Dennis. Actually, the reason I asked for this is that I wanted to use SQLite in a flash memory based file system. Considering that the flash memory is a bit slower than a normal disk(also the limitation of writing operations), I wanted to change SQLite in some way that it can be more efficient and useful upon flash memory systems. The first solution I thought of was to make a kind of a buffer below the b-tree, but it was really difficult understanding the internal system of SQLite. But I'm still working on it. Second, I wanted SQLite to do all of its work in the memory. Yes this would be dangerous if there are unexpected power-offs or crashes, but I am assuming that there won't be such situations like them. Then I visited the website and found the patch. It sure is too old, but I thought it would be helpful if I tried it on mine.
Anyways, I very much appreciate your time, and would definitely try to use the C API functions. Maybe I should find a book on SQLite. Thank you. - Benny Park _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
