> and buying a load of hardware isn't really viable
I can't help with the .so, but you could load up a virtual machine with one
of the free VM engines (VMWare Server is free for example -- I'm sure
Microsoft must have one too) and put Linux on it. That would give you the
benefit of being able to
On 19 Mar 2011, at 7:52am, Paul van Helden wrote:
> It actually makes sense to never drop any automatic index (!). My question
> should have been how to reliably determine whether an index is automatic or
> not. Unless someone can come up with a compelling reason not to test for
>
Hi
In the old day, people used to bring up a debugger and find what function
was misbehaving at this particular offset. As to the cause
of the error, it can be a version-mismatch perhaps?
Eugene
2011/3/19
> Hey fellows,
> I m new to sql3 users list and i m
>
> Automatic indexes have no "SQL" entry in the SQLite_Master table, so you
> can use that to see if you can drop it. eg:
>
> select Name from SQLite_Master where type = 'index' and SQL is null
>
> will give you the name of all the automatic indexes, which can't be
> dropped.
>
Thanks Tom,
It
Hey fellows,
I m new to sql3 users list and i m not sure if the question will be
considered as one that fits the place here ,but i need to ask anyway.
I m experiencing an sql3 error in the Google Adwords Editor
application and whenever i open it it shuts down just after the
interface appears
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