the source in your XCode project, as done with
the QuickLite wrapper (check http://www.webbotech.com/ for an
example).
Philip
On Oct 2, 2004, at 3:16 PM, b.bum wrote:
On Oct 2, 2004, at 10:29 AM, Eric Morand wrote:
I'm currently on the process to use an SQLite database on my new
XCode project, for MacOSX
This was a mistake by me ! Here is the order actually returned by
SQLite :
Celine
Céline
Eric
Marc
Zoe
céline
eric
Éric
éric
Do someone know how to have the ORDER BY statement return values
ordered with anything else that memcmp() order ? This method completely
make the ORDER BY useless when
Hi to all,
I've noticed a strange behavior with the SELECT...ORDER BY...
statement. Maybe this is a feature but that still bugs me...
Here is a part of my database :
Table : Thirds
Column : Name
Entres : Eric, Céline, éric, Éric, Celine, Marc, eric, céline, Zoe.
When I perform this query to
févr. 04, à 15:09, Gerhard Häring a écrit :
Eric Morand wrote:
Hi to all !
Is there a way to access to the datatype used in the CREATE TABLE
statement dynamically ? [...]
http://sqlite.org/lang.html#pragma_show_datatypes
If you're using the new, non-callback based API you get the datatypes
Thanks Will & Gerhard !!!
Your combined help was exactly what I needed ! I don't even know how I
missed this part about the Pragma...
Again, thanks to both of you...
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Hi to all !
Is there a way to access to the datatype used in the CREATE TABLE
statement dynamically ?
For instance, let's say I have created this table :
CREATE TABLE myTable
VALUES ( aText TEXT, anInteger INTEGER)
Later, I want to be able to access the values of each row and store
them in
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