Fred wrote:
> At 00:06 29/01/2008 -0600, Darrick Hartman (lists) wrote:
>>  From the document I've reviewed, it's not possible unless you use either 
>> pdo or pdo-external for sqlite support.  Otherwise, the internally 
>> bundled (with php5) sqlite2 version is used.
> 
> I could be wrong, but users have the choice to either use PDO (--with-pdo 
> --with-pdo-sqlite) or the external static version (--with-sqlite=/...).

All indications say that --with-sqlite does not accept an argument and 
is ONLY for the bundled sqlite which is sqlite2.  This means that php5 
and sqlite3 is only supported using PDO.

Check this website for some examples.

http://www.litewebsite.com/?c=49

Note that the PDO version requires some significant changes to your 
scripting (but it should work).  If it's not working, please provide 
some error output.  "it doesn't work" just doesn't help much.

The change I just committed a few minutes would allow you to build the 
bundled sqlite support AND the PDO support.  I'd rather do one or the 
other (but neither is likely to be the default in a distributed version 
of Astlinux).

I don't foresee the sqlite support changing in php version 5.  Perhaps 
when php6 is released it will use sqlite3 bundled instead.

Darrick
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Darrick Hartman
DJH Solutions, LLC
http://www.djhsolutions.com

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