Hi,
If you are talking about SQLite in general, I believe the answer is "only if
you save 'the last 10 executed SQL commands' you've performed. It shouldn't
be difficult to set up a table to hold those, and a wrapper function that
updates that table every time a query is run.
Well, I'm using the SQLite ADO.NET provider, which has the actual calls and such nicely wrapped up. But anyways, thanks for the help.
