Hi,
If you are specifing fieldnames in your statements then there won't be any
problem. Means if a statement like INSERT INTO Person (ID, name , addr )
VALUES ( 10,'Yoky','India'); will not be distrubed. But if your other code
contains INSERT INTO Person VALUES ( 10,'Yoky','India');
then you will
Never mind, brain glitch.
Sorry for the waste of bandwidth. Just too late on a Friday afternoon.
Noah
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Noah Hart wrote:
> SQL Version: 3.6.10
>
> CREATE TABLE T1(a, b);
> INSERT INTO T1 VALUES(C1_A, randomblob(1));
>
> SQL error:no such column: C1_A
>
> I know that I can quote the value C1_A, but why is that necessary?
Why do you believe it shouldn't be necessary? C1_A is an identifier, not
a str
SQL Version: 3.6.10
CREATE TABLE T1(a, b);
INSERT INTO T1 VALUES(C1_A, randomblob(1));
SQL error:no such column: C1_A
I know that I can quote the value C1_A, but why is that necessary?
Thanks,
Noah
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Good day,
I'm new to SQL lite too, but I don't see the point of reset for a
one-off insert query or one that gets finalized right away.
Insert has no row set, so you aren't about to reset and step through
the rowset again.
As always, I'm willing to be enlightened My code runs successive
in
Because the SDK docs tell me to.
http://www.sqlite.org/c3ref/step.html
" SQLITE_DONE means that the statement has finished executing successfully.
sqlite3_step() should not be called again on this virtual machine without
first calling sqlite3_reset() to reset the virtual machine back to its
initi
Why are you calling reset after step?
regards,
Adam
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 3:51 PM, Stephen Abbamonte
wrote:
> Hi all I am using SQLite3 and running into a bit of a snag. I have a
> Database with an empty table and I am calling a series of INSERT commands
> during the execution of my program bu
Hi all I am using SQLite3 and running into a bit of a snag. I have a
Database with an empty table and I am calling a series of INSERT commands
during the execution of my program but it seems that each call is
overwriting the first row in the table. I have tried the table with and
without a PRIMARY
Hi Puneet,
I don't know if you can intercept a query with a trigger the way you're
intending (maybe this is possible in sqlite?), but if I may make a
suggestion, get in the habit of starting your every session on a crucial
database with a transaction. The moment you login:
sqlite> BEGIN;
Take a
I second that motion, there's a possibility here that you might be mixing up
integers and strings either when you bind for the insert or when you bind
for the select later to check if the insert worked!
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 12:22 AM, Igor Tandetnik wrote:
> "hussainfarzana"
> wrote in
> messa
I had asked this a while back but I think my query got Warnocked.
I would like to create a TRIGGER (or a CONSTRAINT) that throws an
error if an UPDATE query is run *without* a WHERE clause. This would
prevent accidentally mucking up the entire database, which, believe
you me, I have done more than
On Feb 6, 2009, at 3:23 AM, Wenton Thomas wrote:
> could anyone help me ?
> The sqlite version i usedis 3.5.0.
You cannot make schema changes while an SQL statement is running.
D. Richard Hipp
d...@hwaci.com
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Hi,
The file seems to be perfect.
I am sorry, I omitted some thing. Right click the ZIP file and select
the "Properties" menu item and then examine the window displayed. You
can see the "UNBLOCK" button on that window. Generally XP blocks the
downloaded ZIP,EXE,DLL,... files and some email-attachme
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