Chris Waters wrote:
[...] I need to know if:
* A row was inserted.
* A row was deleted.
* A row was modified.
I do this by creating three triggers on each table I
want to monitor - one each of DELETE, INSERT, and
UPDATE triggers. Each trigger writes information I
need to know about the operation
[I apologize if this comes through twice. I decided to re-send
directly to the list because Gmane apparently isn't going to
deliver my original.]
I've been getting to know SQLite over the weekend. It's very cool.
I need to share a database between a few processes -- one reader
and a couple of
"Andrew A. Raines" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My solution, which seems to work well, is a poor man's blocking
> scheme where access to the database loops until successful:
>
> while ! sqlite $DB_FILE "BEGIN TRANSACTION; $sql; COMMIT;" \
>>/dev/null 2>&1; do
>
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