Re: [sqlite] Suggestion for PRAGMA SYNCHRONOUS=0 documentation

Rowan Worth wrote: > I do think it's worth a mention in the PRAGMA SYNCHRONOUS=0 documentation > that sqlite3_close() doesn't propagate I/O errors so you might never hear > about write failures in this mode. When writing asynchronously, errors can be detected _after_ the close, so this is not even

[sqlite] Suggestion for PRAGMA SYNCHRONOUS=0 documentation

Hi guys, Ran into an interesting case today where one of our programs was writing an sqlite DB to a network file system. Just as it was finishing up there was a brief connectivity issue, and sqlite's call to close() ran into an EIO error. Sqlite3_close() doesn't return an error in this case so it