Date: Mon, 02 Aug 2004 23:51:15 -0400
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Aha! =)
The last suggestion worked great (thanks!). But still, I still have a small
problem. It won't accept more than one 'statement'. I know why, but can't
fix it. Take a look:
$ ./a.out
7 +
>> You will more than likely need a commercial control to do what you are
asking
Right, but since everyone seems to recommend _against_ the MSChart control
that comes free with VB, I was looking for comments on commercial
alternatives. There are so many, that I'm a bit lost.
>> How are you
You will more than likely need a commercial control to do what you are
asking, I can't think of any way to do all of what you are asking easily
with what the control comes with. In each way, however, those different
chart controls will have their different (or same) methods of accepting
data. How
James >> Plain graphs? Saving? Printing? How is data passed to the chart
control?
Thx for the reply. All the above, I guess. We'd like to add a Output
section in our software so that customers can print pretty graphs from some
of the data in SQLite, and that includes bars, lines, and pies, as
Hello Ara,
On 2 ago 2004, at 9:59, Ara.T.Howard wrote:
the simplest way to do this is to create a
file for each db, say db.lock, and to apply a blocking read/write to
this file
depending on the intent of your operation. the contents of this file
are not
important - it is merely used as a mutex
On Mon, 2 Aug 2004, Oliver Harvey wrote:
hello all,
we have many thousands of sqlite databases reporting 'database is locked'.
then your access is occuring at a moment when another process is also using
the database in a way that prevents aquiring the correct type of lock. sqlite
uses
Monday, August 2, 2004, 12:49:50 AM, John Cohen wrote:
> My problem is the fact I cannot use the start token on the right hand of the
> rule. [...]
> How can I get this to accept things such as:
> 5 + 5 + 5
> 5 + 6
> ?
[I have never used lemon, but perhaps something like...]
expr := term |
Oliver Harvey wrote:
> anyone know if these are signficant though - we're seeing them too:
>
>
>> access("/mail_nas1/maildb/69/35/41/rux3/mail.db-journal", F_OK) = -1 ENOENT
>> (No such file or directory)
>
>
Every time you try to access an SQLite database, the library
checks to see if there is a
Am Sonntag, 1. August 2004 17:47 schrieb D. Richard Hipp:
> Why don't you post your complete schema (the output of the ".schema"
> command in the command-line shell) and the query that you are
> running. That will help us to better understand your problem.
I assumed I did something really stupid
hello all,
we have many thousands of sqlite databases reporting 'database is locked'.
we are in a production environment with a large volume of data coming through our
systems - and need access to those databases!
there are no stale nfs locks, to it must be locking at some other level.
is
anyone know if these are signficant though - we're seeing them too:
> access("/mail_nas1/maildb/69/35/41/rux3/mail.db-journal", F_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such
> file or directory)
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This looks like a question for the Apache mailing list
Regards
John Dean
co-author of Rekall,
the alternative to MS Access
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