Hi All,

I've been using sqlite to run my applications tests; it's small and
light and all is well.

Lately I have been trying to improve the concurrency of these tests.
The most obvious approach is to setup my in-memory database (using the
':memory:' location), then call fork() for each test.
The sqlite docs warn against carrying a database through a fork call,
but this appears to be because of how file locks work with fork (ie,
irrelevant to :memory: databases).

I gave it a try as described above (setup db, then fork) but the
database appears to be completely empty.

Anyone got any thoughts as to why this might be?

- Daniel
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