> SOCI behavior is incorrect.  It's non-trivial to implement the correct
> behavior in a thread-safe and portable way.  We discussed it on
> soci-devel and at the time decided to ignore the issue until some user
> hits it.  I guess now would be a good time to revisit it.

My current hack is to call setlocale( "C" ) in the SQLite backend and
resetting to the original locale afterwards. I guess this has the
concurrency issues you are talking about. The alternative would be to
use a std::stringstream with a locale imbued. That should do the trick - no?

cheers,

    Sören

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