Hi,
How to specify a hexadecimal value in the default by create of a table ? I
try thinks like:
create table Test ( [Name] char, [Color] integer default 0xFF );
But have syntax errors. When I leave out the 0 then the xFF seems to be
stored as a string. it is just that 0xFF makes mo
From my browsing through the documentation, I have observed the ability to
have UTF-16 column names in sqlite3. I would like to use the command-line:
sqlite3 ae.db ".read filename.sql" where filename.sql is a UTF-16 encoded
file. Is there any way to do this without having to code everything in
I was wondering if anyone has the php_pdo_sqlite.dll file compiled with a
more recent version of SQLite than the PHP development team have in their
source tree (3.2.8) as I know SQLite is now at version 3.3.6, coming up to
10 releases ahead of PHPs rather dated inclusion.
This files needed for t
From my browsing through the documentation, I have observed the ability to
have UTF-16 column names in sqlite3. I would like to use the command-line:
sqlite3 ae.db ".read filename.sql" where filename.sql is a UTF-16 encoded
file. Is there any way to do this without having to code everything in
Am Sonntag, 2. Juli 2006 20:53 schrieb Bud Beacham:
> I fixed this by enclosing RunQuery in a CATCH block. Now for another
> maximum stress test.
>
>
> #--
>--- proc RunQuery {resultDir dataBase query} {
I fixed this by enclosing RunQuery in a CATCH block. Now for another maximum
stress test.
#-
proc RunQuery {resultDir dataBase query} {
set P [format "$::FW" "([lindex [info level 0] 0
Bud Beacham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In the book, SQLite (version 2.x of SQLite) by Chris Newman, he writes on
> page 184 that a way to test a Tcl callback function for a locked database is
> to issue a BEGIN TRANSACTION in one session and run the program in another
> session.
Note the boo
I am developing an Tcl app on Linux with SQLite (v3.3.5), and last night I
stressed tested it. Sure enough, one of process died with this error being
caught, "CATCH: database is locked".
In the book, SQLite (version 2.x of SQLite) by Chris Newman, he writes on
page 184 that a way to test
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