Raymond Irving wrote:
Hey check this out:
This SQLiteDB php class allows you to use ALTER TABLE
with your sqlite database.
http://code.jenseng.com/db/
I'd really be interested to know how they handle tables with UNIQUE columns, because those are tricky.
Hey check this out:
This SQLiteDB php class allows you to use ALTER TABLE
with your sqlite database.
http://code.jenseng.com/db/
One work around is to load the results of your SELECT into
a TEMP table, then loop through the TEMP table to do your
DELETEs. SQLite does allow you to delete, update, or insert
tables from within the middle of a select as long as the
tables being updated, deleted, or inserted are distinct from
Guillaume Fougnies wrote:
You are probably working in a threaded environment and a
sqlite* is shared by at least two threads.
Even more common than that is calling sqlite3_step()
after a prior call to sqlite3_finalize().
Basically, you are misusing the API. Instead of just
segfaulting, SQLite was
You are probably working in a threaded environment and a
sqlite* is shared by at least two threads.
bye.
Fri, Oct 22, 2004 at 10:44:22AM +0200: P. Morandi wrote:
> Hi everybody.
> Does anybody know the main causes of error 'Library routine called out of sequence'
> after a sqlite_exec()
Hi,
My program model in effect was a Component based model whereby I created
an Object Enumerator which is currently implemented as an SQLite Select
Query and whilst enumerating the objects I was then calling Delete() on
some objects to tell them to destroy.
The problem with SQLite was that i
Clay Dowling wrote:
Andrew,
What you're trying to do won't work.
Clay is correct. The btree code in SQLite will get confused
if you delete (or otherwise modify) entries in a table while
SQLite is trying to scan that table. This means that you cannot
do a DELETE on the table in the middle of a
Cory Nelson wrote:
Use the Visual C++ Toolkit.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/
It is free, and optimizes much better than MinGW and LCC-Win32. I
can't compare it to Borland's, I've never used that one.
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 10:41:25 -0200, Rubens Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
there,
Sorry to bother you with
a simple question, but where does this reside by default (i.e.
file)?
I have changed my project
to use in-memory temp-store, but the program won't start as the temp store
already exists on disk. I can't locate the file however - I have deleted
the
Hi everybody.
Does anybody know the main causes of error 'Library routine called out of sequence'
after a sqlite_exec() calling?
Thank you.
P. Morandi
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