hi list,
I have a problem here. As we know sqlite creates a journal every time a
write transaction happens. On a flash file system, when a write to database
failed because of the lack of enough disk space, the journal file just
remain there, and the next time when user try to access the database,
sqlite will try to recover some part of the db file from the journal first.
But, writing to a flash file system need more free blocks even the writing
doesn't increase the total size of the file. When this happens, database
fail to recover the db file and any access to the db will fail. I want to
know if there is any solution to this problem. Any Suggestions and comments
are welcome.
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