This is an implementation decision (by the sqlite library) not a bug.
You can use a REALSQLDatabase instance only in the thread that
creates it.
You can't share a REALSQLDatabase instance in multiple threads, the
right way is to open the same database multiple times inside each
thread.
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On May 15, 2006, at 3:18 PM, Frank Bitterlich wrote:
Ouch.
Please report this, as I think it could cause a lot of trouble.
Cheers,
Frank+++
Am 15.05.2006 um 14:54 schrieb Mark Lubratt:
Well, to answer my own question (and for posterity):
After further digging it would appear that the REALSQLDatabase
implementation is compiled without THREADSAFE set. Therefore, all
calls to the library must be from the same thread that called
sqlite_open() (or the object's constructor I would presume). So,
I moved the scope of my REALSQLDatabase object from the project
level and made it internal to the thread and everything works now.
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