On 13 Jan 2013 at 10:17, Tracy Rohan wrote:
> Hi, I read that SQLite may not be native in PHP in the future? When I say
> native, I mean that platform/devices will need to install SQLite as an
> extension before it will function (as it was previously). Is this true?
Why
Wayne Bradney wrote:
All access in SQLite is serialized. Apologies if I'm missing something
fundamental here, but that's not what I'm seeing with a file-backed database
when shared cache is OFF.My test has a single table with 1M rows, and four
queries that each yield 100K different rows. I
Dear sqlite-users!
I'm going to make a Visual C++ application, which is able to read database that
was created on server side. However I'm not able to read database that was
generated on the server from Windows.
I've successfully compiled the lates "sqlite-3071502" into my Visual Studio
2008
On 13 Jan 2013, at 10:17am, "Tracy Rohan" wrote:
> Hi, I read that SQLite may not be native in PHP in the future? When I say
> native, I mean that platform/devices will need to install SQLite as an
> extension before it will function (as it was previously). Is this true?
yanhong ye wrote:
>> insert into table3(name,mark,mdate) select name,mark,now() from table2
>> where table2.name=table1.name;
>
> Not work, I don't know what's problem.
Did you actually read the error messages?
sqlite> create table table1(name);
sqlite> create table table2(name,mark);
sqlite>
Hi, I read that SQLite may not be native in PHP in the future? When I say
native, I mean that platform/devices will need to install SQLite as an
extension before it will function (as it was previously). Is this true?
Thank you,
Tracy
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>
>insert into table3(name,mark,mdate) select name,mark,now() from table2
>where table2.name=table1.name;
Not work, I don't know what's problem.
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