Martin Engelschalk wrote:
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> Hello Lukasz,
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> to insert a picture (or any binary data for that matter), you can read
> the data from the file and use sqlite3_bind_blob to insert (or update) it.
> When selecting it from the database, use sqlite_column_blob to retrieve
> the data and sqlite3_
Hello
I wanted to check performance in PHP through caching tools like APC
or MemCacheD compared to direct access trough PDO_SQLite, and it seems
like APC is actually five times slower than accessing an SQLite
database directly:
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# ab -kc 10 -t 30 http://localhost/test_apc.php
Perc
On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:55:18 -, "Brandon, Nicholas (UK)"
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>That's fine for windows, unfortunately the same facility is not
>available in the unix world.
... and I'd like to run this on FreeBSD :-)
>I compiled a PDO module using 3.5.4 (I think) using the source code f
Has anyone created a dll for the Windows version of Sqlite to access the Perl
regular expression engine inside Sqlite? I noticed there is a pcre.so file
for linux users. Or is easier to use regular expressions from a scripting
language?
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Any Perl people out there using this yet (version 3.5.7)?
I'm continually having problems when doing "make test"
It hangs forever and never completes
I have tried this on multiple boxes running both Fedora and Redhat ES,
all 64 bit.
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One suggestion I would make is to keep your blobs in a separate table,
or at least in a table in which you don't anticipate searching on
anything but the primary key. The reason is due to how SQLite manages
blobs. If a blob grows larger than a page's payload (approx page
size), it will spill over o
Can Some one give me pointers to the blog where all the open and
reported issues on different releases is listed.
So that If I have to use sqlite in my product I can choose the most
suitable build after referring to this list.?
Thanks,
Shailesh.
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