Thanks D Hipp
Your software is marvelous, as is the help on this list. I had to rework
one delete statement, for reasons I still don't get, but otherwise awfully
good stuff. I made it work another way. I worked with some of the people
who invented DB2. Was a hell of a lot of fun.
I
Hi All
I have an extremely simple little database with one table. I have an
embedded app that keeps the database open forever and this table is
manipulated by a single thread. I need to make sure this table doesn't get
too big - no more than N rows. There is a Start_Time column which holds
Thanks Shane, but I do not believe that is the issue. I bind these values
in my INSERT statements and it works fine. Otherwise I wouldn't have a
DELETE problem, would I? ;) Also, the values are acceptable if I try my
DELETE at the SQLite command prompt.
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Hi All
I have the following simple table:
CREATE TABLE log
( Channel INT, Start_Time INT, End_Time INT, Data_Value BLOB);
And I have this delete statement:
DELETE FROM log WHERE Start_Time <= ?;
I prepare this statement when I open the database, along with a bunch of
others. I keep
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