I was able to answer my own question. Because SQLite is typeless, any random
collection of bytes can be stored in any field. So, I have no guarantee that
the information stored in the value_timestamp field actually represents a
double-precision floating-point number. Those fields might actual
I am using a program writing in C++ using MS Visual Studio 6 to read a SQLite
table. The table's create statement, as reported by SQLiteSpy, is:
CREATE TABLE trend_data( tag_key integer, value integer, value_timestamp
datetime );
I am trying to retrieve the largest value of the value_timestamp
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