Hi, currently if one opens SQLite database with SQLiteJDBC and asks with method isReadOnly() if the database is writable, it fails to return correct answer in such case where the database file itself has writable-bit set, but the containing directory is read-only. This is because SQLite creates temporary journal file to the directory.
To fix this, I suggest that in src/org/sqlite/Conn.java nearby line 64 also file's getParentFile()'s canWrite() is called to check if the the directory containing the database is also writable. -- Tommi Vainikainen http://www.conformiq.com/ - Automated Test Design _______________________________________________ SQLiteJDBC mailing list [email protected] https://lists.hcoop.net/listinfo/sqlitejdbc
