Jorge Vargas wrote:
> [...]
> What I'm confuse about right now is how pysqlite finds the db?
I don't understand. "db"? The database file is specified in the
connection URI.
sorry i was referring to the db client (ie sqlite3.exe)
> does it has an embeded client?
SQLite is an embedded database implemented as a C library. pysqlite
links to the SQLite C library.
an it is all in this file http://www.sqlite.org/sqlite-3_3_4.zip correct?
> how can i tell which version of sqlite is pysqlite using?
>>> import sqlobject
>>> con = sqlobject.connectionForURI("sqlite:///:memory:")
>>> con.module.sqlite_version
'3.3.3' <--------- SQLite version
>>> con.module.version
'2.1.3' <--------- pysqlite version
>>>
Great thanks, I did that and I got the same output as you did, so it's not a sqlite/pysqlite version issue
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If I run tg-admin sql list my tables are there, so the object are behing created, this seems like a warning instead of an error.
And from what I have read sqlite does soports transactions, and has autocommit on by default
any other suggestions?
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