Well, currently I am doing a mobile project and we are testing the
performance of four databases depending on the time it takes to insert
or delete or search a particular data from the database. I am using
sqlite3 database. I am using sqlite_exec command for doing a particular
process in the
You can get the source code from sqlite.org. What more do you need if
you are going to come up with a new version of Sqlite?
You might look to caching compiled (prepared) SQL statements and using
sqlite3_step as a very powerful method of not just reducing SQL parsing
time but making it a
Ya, I know about the API's given in sqlite.org. but that does not
contribute much to my reqirements. I want low level API's so that we can
reduce the parsing time taken by the sqlite parser.
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This one time, at band camp, Ivan Voras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On my platform (FreeBSD) the bundled version is not
> used by default so that's how I came to the wrong
> conclusion. If you can rebuild it from scratch, maybe
> you also can exclude the bundled library.
Other than this, you
* Steve O'Hara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-05-07 11:20]:
> This is the right approach, when I worked in the SGML world
> with a component versioning system, we called it the
> "non-linear" design.
>
> By going down this road, your table schema is static and can
> cope with any type of DTD without
--- Night Media LTD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Release What has changed?
>
> 1.0.1 - Updated libsqlite in ext/pdo_sqlite to
> 3.2.8. (Ilia)
>From the source of config.m4 in ext/pdo_sqlite:
--with-pdo-sqlite[=DIR] PDO: sqlite support. DIR is
the sqlite base directory, the bundled sqlite
--- Night Media LTD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Already tested but this not worked.
>
> Because in fact pdo_sqlite look have is own sqlite
> library into
> Php_source_dir/ext/pdo_sqlite/sqlite
I was talking about the PECL PHP extension. Don't know
about the bundled one.
Already tested but this not worked.
Because in fact pdo_sqlite look have is own sqlite library into
Php_source_dir/ext/pdo_sqlite/sqlite
But maybe you are sure of what you said, and you can tell me more ??
Thanks
Hi all !
I ve searched a long time, but I didn't found how to get the lastest sqlite
version with php !
I only got the the 3.2.8 (if my memory is good), with the pdo_sqlite with
php5.
There is a way to get the lastest ???
I ve try to manual compil and install the lastest SQLite (all
Hi, I am having some trouble displaying the data from a database in my
VB.Net application, I am using the Finisar ADO.Net wrapper to connect to the
SQLite database. I can display the data using messageboxes and textboxes so
I know it's working, I just can't figure out how to display it in
This is the right approach, when I worked in the SGML world with a
component versioning system, we called it the "non-linear" design.
By going down this road, your table schema is static and can cope with
any type of DTD without change. However, you need to create a tool that
will convert your
Is this possible? I need to either delete the current row or update a field
in the current row during the callback execution for that row. I am using
the sqlite3 C API.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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