On 12/15/06, Francesco Andrisani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi comunity,
i have the follow problem.
I've insert into a C-CGI page a small sqlite3 code.
When i call the page from a browser, it exec a query and show on browser the
entries, but it don't work.
If i add a "printf" above the
Here is fixed your bug.. :D.. I'd use the Option 2.
Option 1:
printf("\nhello [1]");
if (sqlite_open("myDB.db", ))
error_handle(db);
printf("\n hello [2]");
Option 2:
printf("\nhello [1]");
if (sqlite_open("myDB.db", ))
{
error_handle(db);
}
printf("\n hello [2]");
On 15/12/06, John
How do you set the working directory? Where is your Sqlite DB file?
You are just opening a file name, not a pathname so your working
directory is whatever your web server uses for CGI data.
Francesco Andrisani wrote:
Hi comunity,
i have the follow problem.
I've insert into a C-CGI page a
Francesco Andrisani wrote:
if (sqlite_open("myDB.db", ));
The semicolon at the end of this line means your error_handle() will
always get called.
Martin
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Hi comunity,
i have the follow problem.
I've insert into a C-CGI page a small sqlite3 code.
When i call the page from a browser, it exec a query and show on browser the
entries, but it don't work.
If i add a "printf" above the sqlite3_open() it print the message, but if i put
the instruction
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