Mason, Philip wrote:
>
> What operation(s) are creating these?
>
It looks like pretty much any query against the database.
>
> Are the objects/connections actually orphaned or is there the possibility
> that activity could pop up and cause problems?
>
Yes, I confirmed that the objects are
On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 3:52 AM, Filip Arlet wrote:
> When you open sqlite db with two processes then add column to table from
> one. Both processes returns different number of columns if you call PRAGMA
> table_info('table_name'); new column is not added to connection where
> column wasn't creat
As I reported on sqlite page (and the ticket was deleted - this is my first
bug report for sqlite, so I don't have experience with this), there is a
problem with PRAGMA table_info('table_name'); (even on latest version -
3.7.15.2).
When you open sqlite db with two processes then add column to table
2013/2/14 Simon Slavin :
> On 14 Feb 2013, at 11:49am, Thomas Cort wrote:
>> The attached patch
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Ok, you can fetch the patches here:
http://tomcort.com/minix/patch-configure.ac
http://tomcort.com/minix/patch-src_shell.c
On 14 Feb 2013, at 11:49am, Thomas Cort wrote:
> The attached patch
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Hello,
The timer code in src/shell.c relies heavily on getrusage(). Some
platforms, Minix for example, don't have getrusage() yet, but it may
get it in the future. The attached patch "patch-configure.ac" adds a
check for the getrusage function. The other attached patch
"patch-src_shell.c" disables
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