Hi all,
I wrote a small C code to execute a number of select queries.
Select execution code is
rc = sqlite3_exec(db, BEGIN;, callback, 0, zErr);
for(eQ = 0; eQ queries.size(); eQ++){
cout Executing eQ / queries.size() \t
queries[eQ].query endl;
By the way these queries execute very fast in MySQL, and one point I noticed
is that a query is slow if tries to join two of the same tables, i.e.
pte_atm r1, pte_atm r2, pte_drug r3
may this be the problem?
_alenD
alenD wrote:
Hi all,
I wrote a small C code to execute a number of select
Hi all,
I am a newbie to sqlite!
Is there a way to create and populate a sqlite database from an already
created dump file within C code.
thanks!
_alen D.
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Thanks, it worked perfect!
_alenD
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alenD wrote:
Is there a way to create and populate a sqlite database from an already
created dump file within C code.
Load the dump text so you have it as one long string
Hi,
Should an index be created before insertions or after insertions?:super:
thanks in advance!
_alenD
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