Andrew Clark wrote:
Not knowing the code that well but guessing I would say that because the
statements are on a single line I believe maybe the SQL interpreter is
reading the BEGIN (start a transaction) but not reading the rest of the
commands when an error occurs and therefore doesn't see the
Hi,
Using the C API if i submit the statements:
BEGIN;
CREATE TABLE test (id, name);
COMMIT;
within a single Exec command (or as a single line on the command line
tool) then it works the first time and displays an error the second time
as expected due to the table already existing.
However,
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