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> If I have time at the weekend, I might have a bash at producing a patch
> that will implement what is required. No promises, mind.
>
> What would be preferred? Convert the trigger to an update trigger, or fire
> a delete trigger followed by an insert trigger?
>
> I'd prefer the former (update) as
Miguel Angel Latorre wrote:
The encode and decode sources were removed from the src dir, it would be
nice to have them such files and alike (md5, etc) in the csv contrib dir.
The complete CVS source tree, including all historical versions of
all files, is available on the website.
http://www.sql
Hello
all,
Can anyone tell me (or
point me to any documentation) about the differences in speed between using an
on-disk DB and an in-memory one?
Regards,
Steve
In a message dated 9/23/2004 7:55:20 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can anyone tell me (or point me to any documentation) about the differences
in speed between using an on-disk DB and an in-memory one?
The speed difference would depends on how you use the database.
Drew, Stephen wrote:
Can anyone tell me (or point me to any documentation) about the
differences in speed between using an on-disk DB and an in-memory one?
Try it for yourself. Like this:
drh$ rm test.db
drh$ time sqlite3 test.db /dev/null
real0m2.908s
user0m1.683s
sys
Many thanks.
-Original Message-
From: D. Richard Hipp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 1:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [sqlite] In-Memory Performance Comparisons
Drew, Stephen wrote:
>
> Can anyone tell me (or point me to any documentation) about
I want to crosscompile sqlite to an axis devboard82. I use gcc-cris (cris-dist-1.56).
Has anybody gained general experience with crosscompiling sqlite?
How have I to define options as host, build, etc.? Have I to use the "with
package"-options?
Any feedback appreciated, thanks in advance,
Daniel
Daniel Würfel wrote:
I want to crosscompile sqlite to an axis devboard82. I use gcc-cris (cris-dist-1.56).
Has anybody gained general experience with crosscompiling sqlite?
How have I to define options as host, build, etc.? Have I to use the "with
package"-options?
Any feedback appreciated, thanks
I'm implementing a simple full text search in a sqlite database, using an
additional table for the indexed words, associated record ids, and word
offsets. A typical query will have multiple keywords, plus some additional
fields specified.
CREATE TABLE words (word TEXT, recordid INTEGER, word_o
I have searched around and cannot find a definite answer -- We are working on a
project that _requires_ a small, embedded and encrypted database. SQLite fits all of
our needs except for the encryption part .. which I'm not totally sure about. I notice
that in sqlite3.h there is a sqlite3_key() f
Bryan Ashby wrote:
I have searched around and cannot find a definite answer -- We are working on a project that _requires_ a small, embedded and encrypted database. SQLite fits all of our needs except for the encryption part .. which I'm not totally sure about. I notice that in sqlite3.h there is a
I'm just wondering why I have not received any comment regarding this
issue...?
EzTools Support wrote:
Hello DRH. This is further to the previous query regarding no type
information being returned with Views. I had previously asked if this
could be added, but have not received any comment.
I
Thank you for your reply.
But it doesn't help me really. I want to use the configure-script. Can you give me a
hint?
I tried --prefix=($PREFIX) --host=cris-axis-linux-gnu --target=cris-axis-linux-gnu
--build=cris-axis-linux-gnu. This has worked in combination to a target-makefrag in
the toplevel
Thursday, September 23, 2004, 6:01:40 PM, Daniel wrote:
> [...] I want to use the
> configure-script. Can you give me a hint?
> I tried --prefix=($PREFIX) --host=cris-axis-linux-gnu
> --target=cris-axis-linux-gnu --build=cris-axis-linux-gnu.
--host=cris-axis-linux-gnu ???
> [...]
> The last l
Hi there
I am new to this list, so please excuse me if this has been covered
before, or is not the right place for this.
I am writing a development language/environment that has a SQL back
end. I am (planning to) put in a number of SQL engine connectivities,
and SQLite is ideal for the low end t
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