Igor Tandetnik wrote:
>
> Prepare doesn't touch the database in any way. It just parses the text of
> the statement, and prepares execution plan. Step is where the real work is
> done.
>
> You need to issue BEGIN statement if you want to start an explicit
> transaction (and then COMMIT or END to commit it, or ROLLBACK to roll it
> back). If you don't, then each individual statement executes in its own
> implicit transaction, which automatically starts when you first call
> sqlite3_step, and commits when you call sqlite3_reset or sqlite3_finalize
> (or rolls back if the statement fails).
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Well thanks for this informations, that's better in my mind !
I tried with your tips, and I've seen that I was missing the call of my
callback function, and now the segfault is in it..
after that it should be ok I suppose..
Here are the changes :
http://old.nabble.com/file/p31602596/example.c example.c
I've removed the END line, and added the BEGIN.
I've changed my mistake about "int blob".
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