Keith Herold wrote:
Well, yeah, I was hoping to get it out of a succession of queries.
SQLite's API is hidden behind a wrapper, and most of it is masked out,
so getting access to the API is problematic. Unfortunately, the
semantics of the return code on that API call mean that the execute
took p
Well, yeah, I was hoping to get it out of a succession of queries.
SQLite's API is hidden behind a wrapper, and most of it is masked out,
so getting access to the API is problematic. Unfortunately, the
semantics of the return code on that API call mean that the execute
took place, not necessari
I know I can recover the last_insert_rowid() in SQLite in the SQL
query itself; is there an equivalant SQL function to sqlite_changes or
sqlite_last_statement_changes (from 2.8.15)? If, for example, an
insert doesn't take place, I get the last id of the insert *before*
this one. What I would real
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