Christophe Leske <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > i am in need for a like statement which correctly > resolves diacritic charcaters.
> can anyone help? I am on Windows XP and ideally > looking for a precompiled version of the DLL. Don't know about any Download-Links for precompiled sqlite3.dll-binaries for Windows with builtin ICU-support. But if you could live with accessing SQLite through my COM-Wrapper (an ActiveX-Dll), then you would not need to search further. Don't know, what your Dev-Environment is - since the Wrapper is COM-based, it is best supported for usage under VB6 - but VC++ (using ATL) should also be possible. If you want it for usage in .NET, then there's COM-Interop-support, to bind the Dll this way. But maybe Robert Simpsons .NET-Wrapper has builtin Unicode-support for the Like-Statement too - then this would be the more direct way to use the SQLite-engine with that framework. Anyway, my wrapper has builtin Unicode-aware overrides for Like and the NoCase-Collation - and all sorts of builtin unicode-capable string- functions (similar as in the JET-engine) as: InStr(), Mid(), Left(), Right(), Format(), etc. also a RatCliff-Function is included, optimized for german language, as well as a bunch of Math- and Date-Functions) If you want to play around with it, the download is here: www.datenhaus.de/Downloads/dhRichClientDemo.zip The redist-binaries and the Demo-Source are in the Public-Domain and consist of three Dlls: sqlite35_engine.dll (243kByte) (an amalgamation-compile, version 3.5.9 with StdCall-Calling-Convention - Non-ActX-Dll) DirectCOM.dll (21kByte) (a small Helper-Dll for registryless Instantiation of COM-Objects - also a Non-ActX-Dll) dhRichClient.dll (425kByte) (this is the AxtiveX-COM-Wrapper with builtin Win-Unicode-Support, usage mostly ADO-like, this Dll has also a builtin Applicationserver, using a runtime-adjustable ThreadPool with fast Socket-Transfers due to support for FastLZ- Compression + strong-encryption on the binary protocol with Diffie-Hellman-Auth + WinUser- Context-Switching at the serverside, Demos for fast SQLite-Recordset-transfers in a Client/Server- scenario are included) So, if COM-interfaces are no K.O.-criterion for you, then give it a try... ;-) Olaf Schmidt _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
