Hi everyone,
I'm hoping someone can help with a strange issue I'm having. I have a
SQLite application that runs a some modest SQL scripts (~750KB) to
create and populate a database. For the same exact script, sometimes it
works perfectly and other times it fails with a SQLITE_ERROR. When it
fails, it fails on a different statement each time, so it does not seem
to be a problem with the SQL script itself.
Upon further testing, I noticed that it seems to work when my system is
otherwise idle, but if something else is going on, it fails. For
instance, if I perform a task like launching Firefox while the script is
running, it errors out every single time.
My application is single-threaded, and the basic pseudo-code is as follows:
repeat
sqlite3_prepare(db, sql, -1, p, sql);
repeat
s := sqlite3_step(p);
until
s in (SQLITE_DONE, SQLITE_ERROR, SQLITE_MISUSE);
sqlite3_finalize(p);
until
sql is null;
As it should, sqlite3_prepare() provides a single statement to be
executed, and sqlite3_step() performs the execution of the single
statement. The error specifically occurs in sqlite3_step().
Does anyone have any ideas of why this is occurring? My best guess is
that it is a thread-safety issue inside SQLite... the statements are
being executed asynchronously and failing when one statement does not
execute fast enough. I am running the pre-compiled build for Windows
that I downloaded right from the sqlite website. Does anyone know what
threading mode it was compiled with and whether or not that would be a
problem? Any other ideas?
Thanks so much in advance!
Cheers,
Christopher
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