Regarding: "In a situation where if the sqliteDB gets corrupted is there a way to
recover the data ?" "...The scenrio is an embedded device with sqlite in it and user does not have direct access to the DB. So, are there any Sqlite interfaces which do the recovery job mentioned in your email ?" Hmmm...you may need someone more knowledgeable than myself. I would expect one would need considerably more information about the embedded device. Suppose there was a wonderful sqlite recovery utility program. How could that program get access to the database? If you can export the sqlite database and bring it to a desktop machine (either linux or windows or other) you could presumably perform the steps easily, then import the repaired database back into the device. I know you mention "no direct access" -- but what sort of access would the desired utility program have?? A feature of sqlite, BTW, is that you can transport a database file between machines with different byte orders without problems. If there is no way to get the database out of the embedded device, then if the firmware can be updated, one could have the firmware perform the vacuum itself (assuming there's sufficient flash ram or disk space on the device). ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
