Dan wrote:
> It's a hexadecimal representation of a blob of data. The literal X'ABCD'
> is a blob of length 2 bytes. The first byte is 0xAB, the second is 0xCD.
>
>
OK, that makes sense, but I'm still having issues. Let me explain
exactly what I'm doing so hopefully it can help you help me.
On Jul 17, 2008, at 10:47 AM, Nolan Darilek wrote:
> Hello. I'm trying to add BLOB support to a Ruby interface to
> SQLite3 and
> am running into an issue. I've created a column of type BLOB and am
> writing ruby strings of binary data, but it seems like sqlite might be
> null-terminating
Hello. I'm trying to add BLOB support to a Ruby interface to SQLite3 and
am running into an issue. I've created a column of type BLOB and am
writing ruby strings of binary data, but it seems like sqlite might be
null-terminating these strings. Specifically, when I check the length of
the
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