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J Jayavasanthan wrote:
> Does anyone know how sqlite3_get_table works in the above scenario, does it
> load up the memory as such.
It is written pretty much as you would expect by aggregating the results
of a call to sqlite3_exec. sqlite3_exec does a
On Sat, 6 Dec 2008 19:47:06 +0530, "J Jayavasanthan"
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>And BTW, we narrowed down the Memory Usage only when processing the
>resultsets it was growing till 1.2 GB of memory and was quite visible. After
>the resultset was processed
Hi All,
I actually found the issue, it was with the pre_processor settings we were
using. We were using TEMP_STORE=3 (older version SQLite - 3.5.4), which
enforced memory being used by the SQLite to process the resultset. I changed
it to 2 and then used pragma options to set it to 1 where we are pr
On Sat, Dec 06, 2008 at 03:53:42AM -0800, Roger Binns scratched on the wall:
> J Jayavasanthan wrote:
> > I thought that only the sqlite3_get_table function was supposed to fetch the
> > rows in the memory, am I wrong or I missed some PRE_PROCESSOR while
> > compiling the static library which resu
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J Jayavasanthan wrote:
> In the process I noticed that the memory grew to enormous proportions that
> terminated my app with OutOfMemory issue.
How do you know it is SQLite consuming the memory and not your code?
You can use sqlite3_status to find out
Hi All,
I am using SQLite version 3.5.4 statically linked in my application. In one
of my processes I query a database with numerous (> 1 million) entries using
sqlite3_step function and process the rows.
In the process I noticed that the memory grew to enormous proportions that
terminated my app
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