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is having to do two complete copies of the database, not just one. So
you may well get more than 2x better performance.
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> Is there a discussion of these anywhere ?
Not that I know of, apart from the ".help" text in the CLI.
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> This has been fixed by revision d840e. Thanks for the quick response, drh!
Just to be clear: Dan found the fix. I merely checked it in.
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fractional Julian Day numbers to represent
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> Another good follow-on project would be adding support for window
> functions. Before I can take that on, I need to gain some experience
> using, let alone writing, window functions.
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On 1/24/19, Gerlando Falauto wrote:
> What is the purpose of ANALYZE sqlite_master; ?
Causes the content of sqlite_stat1 to be reloaded into the query
planner after making out-of-band changes using UPDATE.
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On 1/24/19, x wrote:
> Forgetting the temp db, Is the list guaranteed to be in the same order the
> databases were attached in?
No
There might not be a counter example in the current implementation,
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On 1/23/19, Dennis Clarke wrote:
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> Perhaps I was mistaken to enable --enable-tempstore=yes during configure ?
>
Maybe. Does it work if you omit that option?
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(https://www.sqlite.org/copyright-release.pdf) again with your
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't be merged at some
> stage, there is no point for me to investigate/test/learn about it. The
> opposite is also true, and preferred.
"merged at some stage" and "merged into the next release" are
different things. The latter will likely not happen, but I cannot say
about
Lite
you are compiling, the line numbers are meaningless and we cannot
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On 1/19/19, R Smith wrote:
> Hi RIchard, any chance this BEGIN CONCURRENT branch will make it into a
> next SQLite standard release?
You can always pull it from the branch. The branch will not go away.
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> sqlite3.o: CPPFLAGS += -DHAVE_FDATASYNC
> sqlite3.o: CPPFLAGS += -DHAVE_USLEEP
> sqlite3.o: CPPFLAGS += -DHAVE_LOCALTIME_R
> sqlite3.o: CPPFLAGS += -DHAVE_GMTIME_R
> sqlite3.o: CPPFLAGS += -DHAVE_STRERROR_R
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o, the fix should be pretty simple. Can you please look into this or
> should I provide a patch?
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pointless to run it until later in the lifecycle of the database
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SQLite makes copies. You can free strings after those routine return.
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> Attach is the poc sql file.
> I used the following command:
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On 1/2/19, James K. Lowden wrote:
>
> can I call sqlite3_interrupt from a
> signal handler?
>
Yes. It was designed for that very purpose, and more specifically to
catch Ctrl-C in the CLI and stop the running query rather than kill
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Yes to all of the above.
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der for us to investigate this new problem you are having, please
supply us with the VIEW, CREATE TRIGGER, and ALTER TABLE statements
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> Should be "... even when presented with ..." IMO.
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On 12/25/18, Mike King wrote:
> It’s
> Christmas Day so surely you deserve a mince pie and a fine single malt :)
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ance problem.
Since you seem to be someone who writes intense SQL, it would be
really cool if you could try out that branch and see if it solves or
causes any other problems.
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n using the latest trunk version of SQLite (go to
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indeed to give a graceful and helpful
response. And we are working hard to make sure that is always the
case.
As the magellan incident shows, we are not 100% there yet, but we are
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ke use of the
ability to write directly into shadow tables. For example, when you
restore a database using the output of the ".dump" command, that
requires writing directly into shadow tables.
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dditional defense-in-depth measures now. I do
not know of any other exploits against FTS3 or SQLite or any other
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e correct me if I'm wrong.
>
No. Unfortunately, if all you have is the presence or absence of a
directory to determine if the file is locked, then that is only one
bit of information. And there is no way to encode all the other
locking states in
s exactly what you are trying to
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been having
the same problem you are currently having. Had I known in advance
that so many people were doing the "incorrect" procedure for making
schema modifications, I never would have allowed the recent
enhancements to ALTER TABLE that broke it. But I didn't know. And
that is now water
t the latter query to use COVERING index. Is there a way to
> hint this?
>
The query planner does not currently implement that optimization.
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ring when TimeMachine makes its
backup, or is occurring when the backed up database is restored? Can
you capture some unrestored TimeMachine backups to see if they are
corrupt?
Can you send us one of your corrupted database files for analysis?
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o messages from Ms. Sexton are spam. The sender is
not a member of the mailing list and so the messages went to
moderation. I approved them because they referenced a valid thread,
but I think I should have read more closely before clicking the
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On 12/12/18, Domingo Alvarez Duarte wrote:
> Hello Richard !
>
> It seems that https://www3.sqlite.org is down for a few days.
Fixed now. Thanks for the report.
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rpreter by typing
./configure; make testfixture
Or on windows:
nmake /f Makefile.msc testfixture.exe
Then you say "./testfixture test/index6.test" to run that particular test file.
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is an issue
with the byte-code generator for window functions. If you run with
assert()s enabled, it hits an assert() early on. This problem has
existed ever since window functions were added in version 3.25.0. It
is not something new to 3.26.0.
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On 12/4/18, Dominique Devienne wrote:
> Wrong pragma never give errors AFAIK,
That is how pragmas are designed to work, yes. Unknown pragmas are
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a language that behaves as the underlying hardware
> (CPU) behaves).
Yeah, but Mr. Damon is probably right that the documentation should be
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On 12/1/18, John G wrote:
> Is there any documentation on the
> geopoly extension?
>
https://www.sqlite.org/search?s=d=geopoly
https://www.sqlite.org/geopoly.html
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On 11/29/18, J. King wrote:
> Is it possible to make SQLite fail like
> PostgreSQL does?
That is possible in theory, but how many of the millions of existing
applications would that break?
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unk, is in the latest
"prerelease snapshot", and will appear in the next official release
(which will also be the first official release that includes the new
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On 11/29/18, Maurice van der Stee wrote:
> This returns 0 rows:
>
> select config_flags from config where (config_flags &
> WANTED_FLAG) = WANTED_FLAG.
Can you provide a concrete example - something we can actually run in
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; when system is under stress. I think due to that this crash is not easily
> reproducible.
> 3) We have tried several ways to reproduce but are not able to reproduce.
>
> Any suggestions on reproducing this issue is welcome.
> Please let me know if this is known issue (did not find any reference) or
> need any further details from the core.
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> Thanks
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; for usage hints.
Connected to a transient in-memory database.
Use ".open FILENAME" to reopen on a persistent database.
sqlite> select DATE'1998-12-25';
Error: no such column: DATE
sqlite> select DATE '1998-12-25';
Error: no such column: DATE
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I will also add a
"warning" mechanism to alert programmers to gotchas like this in some
subsequent release, though there probably is not time to get warnings
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might be causing it.
Can you perhaps provide a SQL script that runs in the command-line
shell that will reproduce the problem? If not, can you provide source
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a new database connection opens the database file.
This can lead to compatibility problems if the meaning of a CREATE
TABLE statement is somehow affected by PRAGMAs.
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of one
of the ORDER BY terms. Perhaps: "ORDER BY +rowid". Adding an ORDER
BY in this way will fix the problem because it will run the entire
R-Tree query to completion, storing the results in a buffer for
sorting, prior to returning any rows.
table still exists, and thus throws the error.
If you proceed the CREATE TABLE by some other SQL that does require
reading the database files (example: "SELECT 1 FROM sqlite_master
LIMIT 1") then sqlite3_prepare_v2() will know that the table has been
deleted and will work as you e
3.25.3)
Please download and try the prerelease snapshot from
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eoJSON files do not follow the rules and put polygon
vertexes in CW order. I suppose it can also be used after
geopoly_xform() to make sure that the vertexes are in the correct
order there, too.
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vulnerability in Mailman that allows posts for
non-subscribers? I don't know.
I am continuing to monitor the situation and will take corrective
action as soon as I can figure out what that action is. In the
meantime, please ignore the spam.
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0f8dbc in NMedia::CMediaPlayer::importPlayListWork (this=0x329c70,
> worker=0x32ecd8, job=0x497c88)
> at
> /home/jenkins-build/workspace/0EP21_SOP_Compile/ZXQ/workspace/multimedia/common/source/player/CMediaPlayer.cpp:452
> #16 0x0010a848 in CMethodJob::run (this=0x497c88,
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On 11/10/18, Domingo Alvarez Duarte wrote:
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>
> It seems that you have a problem again with https://www3.sqlite.org for
> several days now.
>
> It can't be reached.
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On 11/8/18, J. King wrote:
> On 2018-11-08 16:05:11, "Richard Hipp" wrote:
>
>>In case you are not following the ticket at
>>https://www.sqlite.org/src/tktview/787fa716be3a7f650cac1b1413f12f95f5e7639d,
>>we have simplified the test case to the following:
>&g
t; nVmStep = 291
> nProgressLimit = 4294967295
> aMem = (Mem *) 0x16ae544184b0
> pIn1 = (Mem *) 0x16ae54418600
> pIn2 = (Mem *) 0x16ae544187f8
> pIn3 = (Mem *) 0x16ae54418590
> pOut = (Mem *) 0x16ae54418a60
>
> If other gdb information would be helpful, please let me know.
>
> Thanks,
ror.
> I think we can't use upsert-clause with select-stmt.
> Is this thought right?
Does your select-stmt include a WHERE clause? It should, even if it
is a no-op like "WHERE true". Try adding the WHERE clause and let us
know if that fixes your p
Please try your test script on the latest trunk check-in and let us
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> Has anyone else run into this issue?
I can confirm that it is an issue and that we are working on it.
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rray.html
The intarray virtual table predates the ability to have table valued
functions in SQLite. Intarray continues to be used for testing
purposes but is no longer recommended for production use. I have
added a warning to this effect in the header comment.
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You would have
multiple database files in play at any given moment, and you would
need to query across all of them using a UNION ALL query, or something
similar. Partitioning would probably do about the same thing, just
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ed. That bug is fixed with
check-in https://www.sqlite.org/src/info/7989bbda70a24611
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On 10/30/18, Dingyuan Wang wrote:
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> Is this considered a bug?
Should be fixed on trunk, now.
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Perhaps we should only look for the EOCD record at the
end of the file if the file does not begin with the proper SQLite
database prefix.
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umstances -- even with F2FS since reads can be happening in parallel.
> Am I missing something?
It sounds to me like you understand it.
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you know how to compile public-domain "sqlite3.c" into your
application, switching over to SEE is simple. After acquiring a
one-time license for your development team, simply substitute the
SEE-enabled "sqlite3.c" source file for the public-domain "s
quot;SELECT sqlite_source_id();"
Are you certain that you enabled GeoPoly when you built your custom
DLL? Remember that GeoPoly is an extension that defaults off.
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are true or not and they are rare in any
event, but F2FS is relatively new technology (compared to EXT4) so
there *might* still be some obscure problems on optimized code paths.
Having the WAL file on a ramdisk could result in database corruption
if you take a power failure in the middle of a
omehow using a different (older)
version of SQLite that predates the problem when accessing database
file from disk?
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Sebastian: Presumably this problem arose for you in a much larger and
more complex application. Can you please apply the patch from the
check-in above (or recompile using the latest trunk version of SQLite)
and verify for us that this fixes the problem for you?
On 10/25/18, Richard Hipp wrote
the first to change into "1=1". This can only happen if
there are two or more "x.b=" constraints in the WHERE clause, which is
apparently not one of the millions of test cases in our test suite.
(It will be soon!)
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