I checked a few systems and there doesn't seem to be a standard. As was said Oracle
is case sensitive but all the Microsoft products I check SQL, Access , MS Query where
all case insensitive.
I think a PRAGMA would be a great idea for this. What do other people think?
Using a like (which
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Hi!
> I just checked something and noticed that the WHERE statement is case
sensitive. I have check this in SQL Server and it is not case sensitive.
>
> I am using 2.8.5 and 2.8.6.
>
> As an example in the northwind DB I have for SQLite . There is a table
called Orders
> select * from sqlite_mas
I just checked something and noticed that the WHERE statement is case
sensitive. I have check this in SQL Server and it is not case sensitive.
I am using 2.8.5 and 2.8.6.
As an example in the northwind DB I have for SQLite . There is a table
called Orders
select * from sqlite_master where Na
On Mon, 2003-10-27 at 10:27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Sun, 26 Oct 2003 23:36:55 -0500
> "Mrs. Brisby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > It's good to use null-terminated in many cases; especially in collating
> > and sorting. It helps to understand that in those cases you stop
> > processing _aft
Hi,
> The application is actually supposed to run on a network and all copies
will
> access the database file at some central location. I'm currently playing
> around with SQLITE_BUSY and SQLITE_LOCKED values and they work 90% of the
> time, but then sometimes they don't work for some reason and I
Thank you Tito,
The application is actually supposed to run on a network and all copies will
access the database file at some central location. I'm currently playing
around with SQLITE_BUSY and SQLITE_LOCKED values and they work 90% of the
time, but then sometimes they don't work for some reason a
Well, this is more an application implementation issue, not SQLite-only.
There are probably many possible solutions, but one I would implement
is something like this:
1) Keep track of the db timestamp. That would let you know if something
has changed.
2) This "something" is (please people corr
Yes, that's possible, but then I wouldn't know if I need to update the whole
database (if something was deleted) or just one row if it was updated and it
could make a difference (time-wise).
I was thinking of trying out the approach of creating a special table, for
example: network(busy,action,nam
Hello Dennis,
On miƩrcoles, octu 29, 2003, at 09:16 Europe/Paris, Dennis Volodomanov
wrote:
That issue is, if I query a row before I want to change it, and I get
some
values, and reading from a database is allowed by all, even if the
database
is locked for writing, then how will I know that th
Hi Folks,
please i need your help.
I'm triying since 3 weeks to import some data from a SQLite-database
to an excel-sheet via the interface "SQlite-ODBC"; But it's don't
work.
I already install an configure SQLite-ODBC and every thing is okay
with MS-Query BUT!
I write a makro on the excel-sheet
Maybe I'm really slow today, but I don't understand one important issue :-)
That issue is, if I query a row before I want to change it, and I get some
values, and reading from a database is allowed by all, even if the database
is locked for writing, then how will I know that the database was chang
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