I collected a little more data on this problem by powering up an old PPC mac, which is using a hardwired network connection instead of airport. The behavior is the same - when there is contention for database access, the mac puts itself to sleep.
I really don't see any scenario where this can be the correct or intended behavior, but it's still unclear if it is sqlite or mac OSX that is misbehaving. -- At 04:57 PM 3/19/2010, Dave Dyer wrote: >I have an application which uses a sqlite database shared across a network. >Under conditions where the database is resident on a PC, and I share it from >a mac, and the mac/pc are both contending for access to the database, >my mac sometimes turns off it's monitor and enters system "sleep" mode. >It wakes up again when I hit any key. > >This is DEFINITELY associated with the sqlite datbase being active. > >I sometimes can get to a debugger, and find a stack trace pointing to >"pager_wait_on_lock". This tickled a vague suspicion that some rare >path through sqlite's mac file system implementation was triggering >system sleep instead of application sleep. > >Any thoughts or similar experiences? _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
