I am testing an application written in PHP, so all sqlite access is
through PDO.
In a particular situation I am scanning a directory for filenames with a
'.db' extension and attaching to each database in turn to do something
with it. I am using a prepared statement ($astmt) to do the attach,
binding it with each filename that matches the database type and
executing the prepared statement.
Thus ...
$db=new PDO('sqlite:'.DATA_DIR.'football.ini');
...
$astmt = $db->prepare("ATTACH ? AS comp");
$fns = scandir(DATA_DIR);
foreach ($fns as $filename) {
if(filetype(DATA_DIR.$filename) == 'file') {
$split = splitFIlename($filename);
if($split[1] == 'db') {
// found a database file
$astmt->bindValue(1,DATA_DIR.$filename);
$astmt->execute(); //ATTACH
...
$astmt->closeCursor();
$db->exec("DETACH comp;");
}
}
}
The first time round the loop seems to work fine, but the second time
round the loop, the $astmt->execute(); trying to attach to the file
fails with SQLITE_SCHEMA
Reading the docs, it appears SQLITE_SCHEMA means I need to recompile the
prepared statement each time round the loop.
WHY?
(I tried it and it works - but is inefficient).
PS = I suppose it may be a php bug that it is using the v1 version of
prepare
--
Alan Chandler
http://www.chandlerfamily.org.uk
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