Ops... I forget that replying to a message sent to sqlite-users goes only
to the originator and not to the group.
Anyway, I looked through sqlite.org but couldn't find how to properly open
an sqlite database in read-only mode. If any knows how to do so
(preferably in TCL binding), please let me know.
-Shamil
"Darren Duncan"
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Subject: Re: [sqlite] Read/Write
permission
06/09/2004 03:41
PM
At 3:35 PM -0400 6/9/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I'm working on a TCL binding of SQLite database, which is sitting
somewhere
>in a shared folder at my company. Few would write to it, but many others
>will read from it. Therefore, in order to protect that database (and
other
>files in the same location) from accidents, the few that will write to it
>have "read/write" permission to that folder, and all others have just
>"read" permission. I quickly discovered that those with only "read"
>permission to that folder cannot access the SQLite database to be able to
>read from it! Is this the expect behavior?
SQLite is probably trying to open the database in read/write mode by
default, which wouldn't work if the folder is read-only. I think you
need to change your call to 'open' so that it explicitely says to do
it read-only. -- Darren Duncan
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