A very simple way is use an exclusively opened file as a lock.
RohitPatel wrote:
Hi
I need some help on this.
I need to create a new SQLite database with all necessary tables, records
and indices.
Database file must be removed from disk if any error while creating/copying
tables, records o
Hi
I need some help on this.
I need to create a new SQLite database with all necessary tables, records
and indices.
Database file must be removed from disk if any error while creating/copying
tables, records or indices.
Other application or other instance of same app must not be able to access
t
Hello everyone,
thanks for your replies. I will try to speed things up by using
transactions.
Cheers + happy weekend,
Henning
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--- Henning Friese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Joe Wilson wrote:
> >
> > :memory: is faster if you're not using transactions.
> >
>
> Hello Joe,
>
> thanks for your answer. I'm not using transactions,
I would recommend using file-based database transactions, as it is often
faster than :memo
Griggs, Donald wrote:
If your question still persists in the form of, "Is there a one-call method
in the API to write out any :memory: database to disk?", then I think the
answer is, "No, if ATTACH is too cumbersome, you would need to write your
own code as you see fit."
Henning,
Using a tra
Systems nor its board
of directors.
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From: Henning Friese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 3:51 AM
To: sqlite-users@sqlite.org
Subject: Re: [sqlite] Dumping Memory-DB to File
Joe Wilson wrote:
>
> :memory: is faster if you're not using tran
Joe Wilson wrote:
>
> :memory: is faster if you're not using transactions.
>
Hello Joe,
thanks for your answer. I'm not using transactions, I'm just doing a lot of
"INSERT INTO"s with a huge amount of data. It seems to be faster doing that
in a ":memory:"-db (I've already tried that). I just
--- Henning Friese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using SQLite with the ADO .NET - Povider and I'd like to create a
> database in memory, insert data into it and then save it to a file (for
> performance reasons).
Your assumption may not be correct. This is counter-intuitive but,
for newly crea
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