Hi,
I agree with you,
The thing is, at least for sqlite, the data are cached *as text* in a C++
structure.
I would have liked to call for instance the function column_int when the
user retrieves an int. Also to avoid the cost of copying the resultset in
memory... (at least to minimize the copy to the fetch number)
I am not sure if it is possible to do it in another way that it is actually
implemented, but storing everything as text is also not ideal as we
transform text<->int/double/int64 all the time.
Best regards,
Sylvain
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