Usually if you don't explicitly ask for a transaction, RDBMS creates an
implicit one for each statement. AFAIK, SQLite uses this idea too.
And the next to last paragraph at http://www.sqlite.org/autoinc.html
gives an impression that uniqueness of values in AUTOINCREMENT columns
isn't affected by
Krause knut.kra...@lagom.de
To: interest@qt-project.org
Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2013 2:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Interest] Storing complex SQL relations with Qt
Thanks for your opinion. I thought I'd be at least this far right now but it
looks like I cannot insert new rows. I already opened
[Interest] How to insert a new record with generated primary key into a
QSqlTableModel
for that. But I've been readin all day long and I can't find a solution on
how I can initialize a new record with my DataMapper form …
If you're looking for a way for your application to initialize
Hi,
my application uses sqlite for its data and I modeled some complex relations
for customers, appointments and so on.
Now I want to edit such a relation using a custom dialog where the
appointments go to a list and some other stuff to a table (all are
QSqlTableModels).
The problem is: How
