Thanks Denis, this helped a lot and actually that's what I was thinking
to do.
Another question: may I prepare all statements tha need to be prepared
in one thread, but for part of them apply the execution process
(bind-step-reset) I n the second thread or whould it be best to prepare
statements
Exactly what I was hoping for! Thanks very much.
-Original Message-
From: Griggs, Donald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2007 6:39 PM
To: sqlite-users@sqlite.org
Subject: RE: [sqlite] Re: Any way to know the numbers of rows affected
by a cmd?
Regarding:
Anderson,
--- Dan Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2007-03-01 at 15:13 -0800, jp wrote:
Hi, I have a custom collation sequence (e.g.
mycollate). Are there any advantages in terms of
performance of declaring this collation at the
table
level, instead of just at the index level?
Dear list
Quite new to sqlite/sql - and just signed the list.
Have a logtable where I need a TOP 10 output of the most representet field
'file' WHERE the field 'type' is specific.
'file' is the text of a filepath or name, and 'type' is also text...
I relize by searching the list that LIMIT can
Perhaps this is what you are after?
select file, count(file)
from logtable
where type = 'specific'
group by file
order by 2 desc
limit 10;
Hikka W wrote:
Dear list
Quite new to sqlite/sql - and just signed the list.
Have a logtable where I need a TOP 10 output of the most representet field
Brodie, :)
That was very fast - and exactly the needed call.
Tks. a lot.
2007/3/2, Brodie Thiesfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Perhaps this is what you are after?
select file, count(file)
from logtable
where type = 'specific'
group by file
order by 2 desc
limit 10;
Hikka W wrote:
Dear list
Rafi Cohen wrote:
Another question: may I prepare all statements tha need to be prepared
in one thread, but for part of them apply the execution process
(bind-step-reset) I n the second thread or whould it be best to prepare
statements in the same thread I intend to execute them later?
Rafi,
Do not forget that if you do prepare and perform an execute in different
threads, that you should not attempt to execute multiple statements compiled
against the same sqlite3 database pointer concurrently. Trust me, I made
this mistake. If you are preparing multiple statements, make
Dan Kennedy wrote:
On Thu, 2007-03-01 at 15:13 -0800, jp wrote:
Hi, I have a custom collation sequence (e.g.
mycollate). Are there any advantages in terms of
performance of declaring this collation at the table
level, instead of just at the index level?
For example, if I have:
CREATE
jp sqlamigo-/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, is creating an index with collate useless if you
didn't specify the collate at the table level?
Not entirely useless: the index may still be used to satisfy ORDER BY
field COLLATE collation clause. Also, Dr. Hipp appears to be working on
allowing
I am planning an embedded project using SQLite an a Cirrus Logic
EP9301. I am curious of any difficulties that have been found in
either compiling and/or using SQLite in this environment.
Thanks for any input that you can provide,
Korey
My co-worker did a lot of work on OpenEmbedded, I know he just pushed the
latest patch for the latest SQLite snapshot into OE. If you hardware is
supported by OE I would suggest you take a look. I am writing an
application to run on this platform and everything is working wonderfully.
On
I was wondering what the differences were (storage, efficiency, usefulness)
between the DATETIME field and TIMESTAMP field in sqlite?
Rich Rattanni wrote:
I was wondering what the differences were (storage, efficiency,
usefulness)
between the DATETIME field and TIMESTAMP field in sqlite?
Rich,
SQLite doesn't support SQL date or time types. For more details see this
post
Thanks all! This worked (winxp, sqlite 3.3.13) and
does use the index:
SELECT lastname FROM people
WHERE country_id='US' AND lastname COLLATE
mycollate 'A'
ORDER BY country_id,lastname COLLATE mycollate
LIMIT 100;
jp
--- Dennis Cote [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan Kennedy wrote:
On
I have a custom collation which worked well in 3.3.6,
but now gives random errors on 3.3.13. Might just be
coincidence but wanted to get feedback from the
community.
Under random circumstances, my Delphi function
(compare function defined in sqlite3_create_collation)
doesn't seem to receive the
Last month, Mikey C wrote (in part):
I've had these functions hanging around for some time... if anyone
wants the code, please take it.
I have all the code as a MS Visual Studio 2003 project. It is
based on source code 3.3.5
replace(X,Y,Z) Returns the string X with every occurence of Y
Hello,
I understand from the SQLite documentation that no regular expression
function is defined by default in SQLite. I have seen scripts that define a
regular expression function in Python or PHP, and use that in their SQLite
query as the REGEXP function. However, I would like to perform
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