Re: [sqlite] threading and win32

2005-10-20 Thread René Tegel
Hi, There was a recent discussion about this, with the subject "Problems with threadsafe opt correction #2623" On 5/9 2005 Richard wrote: "The restriction that a DB handle can only be used from a single thread is currently only enforced on Unix, because Unix boxes are the only place where usin

Re: [sqlite] threading and win32

2005-10-19 Thread Wilson Yeung
SQLite 3.2.6. I will do as both you and Chris say. Thanks. :) Wilson

Re: [sqlite] threading and win32

2005-10-19 Thread John LeSueur
On 10/19/05, Wilson Yeung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I wasn't doing a very good job paying attention to the FAQ about > threading and SQLite when I wrote a bunch of code on win32. > > I'm sharing sqlite3 database handles between threads, although I am > ensuring that no two threads are executin

Re: [sqlite] threading and win32

2005-10-19 Thread Chris Schirlinger
I'm using threads and SQLite on a Win32 system I can tell you that things may work 100% for ages, then one day, the moons align and the threads will fall over each others feet It may happen later, rather than sooner, and may not even happen in your lifetime, but it'll happen :) > I wasn't doi