Re: [sqlite] Checking for errors in sqlite3_column_*

2018-06-11 Thread Simon Slavin
On 11 Jun 2018, at 8:29am, Christopher Head wrote: > It seemed potentially odd that many other > threads got replies but this didn’t. Your question was so good nobody had an answer to it. I hope you see that DRH has now posted a reply, even if that reply doesn't include a solution. Simon.

Re: [sqlite] Checking for errors in sqlite3_column_*

2018-06-11 Thread Richard Hipp
On 6/11/18, Christopher Head wrote: > Hello! I noticed that there was some discussion about mailing list > messages getting sent to spam boxes. So, not that I expect an immediate > answer, but just in case people didn’t see this message for that > reason, here it is again. It seemed potentially

Re: [sqlite] Checking for errors in sqlite3_column_*

2018-06-11 Thread Christopher Head
Hello! I noticed that there was some discussion about mailing list messages getting sent to spam boxes. So, not that I expect an immediate answer, but just in case people didn’t see this message for that reason, here it is again. It seemed potentially odd that many other threads got replies but

[sqlite] Checking for errors in sqlite3_column_*

2018-06-07 Thread Christopher Head
Hello, I have a question regarding checking for errors that occur when calling sqlite3_column_*. From this manual page: https://sqlite.org/c3ref/column_blob.html it seems that the only error that could occur (other than programmer error, like out-of-bounds column index or calling it after