You're welcome to try of course, but it seems like a lot of work
for little return when there are other ways to do what you want.
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ase file will be locked, so readers will have to wait.
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accepts commands from, and passes the results back to,
your other threads as John suggested. You will have to provide some form
of resource management for the shared resource, whether it is a shared
memory database, file, or something else.
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See http://www.sqlite.org/c3ref/profile.html for more info.
One drawback of this technique is that you don't get to see the values
of any bound parameters.
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ng bit manipulation operators
in SQL or in a custom function in C.
containedIn(ip_addr, network_addr, network_size)
can be replaced by
nework_addr == (ip_addr & (-1 << network_size))
which will be true if the IP address is in the network.
This can be done in a custom function as wel
ptible to breaking the application if it write back to
the table.
> I believe a while back, IIRC, someone (perhaps Richard himself) had
> posted a way to log every action on a db in a table for posterity. I
> can't find that right now, but that could work for me.
>
The undo/redo code
in other languages.
This was intended to work for IPv4 addresses only as shown in the OP
example. For these addresses the practical range of network width is
from 2, not really very practical, but a legal minimum subnet width, to
25, the entire range of a class A network.
De
eturn the host address within the network
which can't be used to test if the original IP address is within a
particular network.
> Again, that only works for v4.
>
It was only intended to work for IPv4 as shown in the OP.
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> I think I will go with CoreData on MacOSX and figure out something
> else to do on Windows later.
>
>
>
You do know that CoreData uses SQLite for its persistant storage.
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>
> Is this correct?
>
I believe so, but I haven't ever used the OMIT options when building SQLite.
Are you having a problem when you do this?
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here? Tried to do a commit but that doesn't seem to
> work either.
>
If you post the code you are using to read and write the database
someone will be able to help you straighten this out.
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device) you can then set the size
of the blob correctly before you start writing to it.
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ly change the
size by replacing one blob with another one of a different size.
> Is it possible to store the file in a bigger
> blob and then replace the blob with smaller one without to copy the raw blob
> data?
>
No, when you replace a blob you will need to copy the data in
ite library, so they cannot be used by your application.
If you are using the sqlite3 shell, you can use the .read command to
execute all the commands in a file.
sqlite>.read getData.sql
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the execution time of each SQL statement to help you optimize your SQL.
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= ?3
You can prepare a select like this
select ?1, ?2, ?3
and then transfer the bindings from the first select to the second. When
you run the second query it will return the values you bound to the
first query before calling sqlite3_transfer_bindings().
HTH
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> So one connection is used by two multiple statements concurrently one for
> insertion and one for selection. Is that ok.
>
Yes, that's fine.
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dd-on for Firefox at
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5817. It seems to work
quite well in my testing. Its nice to have the same interface on
multiple platforms if you switch back and forth often.
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. Is that correct? If so, what options are
defined when it is being built? If not, how is it built?
TIA
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ant to replace any existing records in t_real you could
use an insert or replace instead.
insert or replace into t_real select * from t_temp;
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> Is there a way to configure SQLite using a property/config file?
> Is changing the source code the only way to affect how it behaves?
>
It would probably be better if you were a little more specific. What
part of its behavior do you want to change?
De
uot; statement
(but it should not cause a problem either).
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29Goto 0 3 000
sqlite>
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then you may be able to use some of these ideas to speed things up.
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ther threads.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thread_hijacking
What is the schema of Carimages table? Can you provide a couple of
sample records instead of the entire database?
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would try benchmark tests with page sizes of 8K and 32K
to see if there is a substantial difference.
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ane Long null,
Primary Key (CarID)
);
SQLite does accept the table definition as you have it written without
any error messages, but it does not agree with the documentation. So
there is either an error in the documentation or in the parser. You ma
gt;
You are correct, it should not crash. That's why it is important to get
a copy of the database that is causing the problem so that it can be
used to find the bug.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The attachment size limitation of the bug report is 100k :(
I'm sorry about the late follow up, but I have been away for a while.
Can you contact me off list to see about transferring the compressed
database so I can use it to look into the problem?
Den
do so if you have the time. If you locate a bug it will help
all users of SQLite.
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lue with no mutual exclusion provided by SQLite.
You can of course use your own mutex to control access to this variable
(through the API function), to allow your threads to read the value
reliably after an insert. Or you could simply have each thread use a
separate connection
') FROM category);
>
This function already exists, and is included in SQLite. It is called
group_concat(). See http://www.sqlite.org/lang_aggfunc.html for details.
SELECT guid
FROM data
WHERE text MATCH
(SELECT group_concat(query, ' OR ') FROM category);
HTH
Dennis C
is a much better
approach, there is a partial answer to your question.
SQLite provides the sqlite3_mprintf() function and it's associated %q
and %Q format specifiers for quoting SQL strings. See
http://www.sqlite.org/c3ref/mprintf.html for details.
I'm not sure if this
r command line by adding
this option to the command
-DSQLITE_ENABLE_FTS3
Or you can add the definition to your IDE's project options file. I'm
not sure how to do this with VS 2005, but you can probably find it in
the help for additional compiler definitions.
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no longer do this and subsequently slows down to the
real speed of remote file access.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opportunistic_Locking for additional info.
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ers at
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=SqliteOdbc which may work for you
as well.
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think both Richard and Scott may have misread this one a little bit.
It seems to me that all the operations Bram has done are using the
normal (i.e. non-virtual table) table, one. All the accesses of the
virtual table search are done inside the trigger routines. SQLite is
suppose
use the default value.
If you have lots of fields that you want to do this with the required
number of combinations can get large very quickly, so you may be better
off building the statements on the fly.
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nless the lastrowid
and nchanges values are saved and restored around the xCommit calls that
happen when the active transaction ends. Would that be a possible solution?
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C++ to avoid extraneous errors.
> I know C, but not a hardcore C programmer.And is working with VC++ for
> last 6 years (MFC and ATL) .
>
You don't need to program in C to use SQLite. There are wrappers for
most languages and many frameworks.
HTH
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You need to use CURRENT_TIMESTAMP as shown at
http://www.sqlite.org/lang_createtable.html
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tibility but perhaps this could
be considered for the upcoming 3.6 series. This change would provide for
smaller database files, since the integer and real formats are normally
smaller than the string they encode, and faster default inserts, since
they don't require executing the time and
://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/tktview?tn=3148 for details.
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store it internally. I know sqlite treats blob
> and text the same, but is there no way that I can get the binary data as
> I have? Do I again need to convert the hex string into my binary blob
> buffer?
>
You would really be much better off using bound parameters and the C API
func
and without a value for the column that is to
get the default value.
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database. This is what the ssqlite3 shell's .dump command does. You
can copy the source for that function (it's public domain open source
after all). Doing this you would execute the script to populate the
memory database on startup, and dump the database to a n
out a server. Any hints how
> to orgenice the DB and the request?
SQLite can do everything you want to do. It sounds to me like you need
to read a basic tutorial on SQL before you start. Try a google search
for SQL tutorial.
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gt; Union
> select * from Level2
> Union
> select * from Level3
> WHERE class_dds>6 AND (longitude_DDS>6.765103 and
> longitude_dds<7.089129) AND (latitude_DDS>44.261771 and
> latitude_dds<44.424779) ORDER BY class_dds ASC Limit 20
>
> Would that be quicker eventually?
>
I can't see how this would help.
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0;
-- a further simplification of the general case that removes
-- redundant terms
select * from City
where id in
(
select id from CityLoc
where (lat_min < :max_lat and lat_max > :min_lat)
and (long_min &l
are completely inside the selection
rectangle. The outer select does the work of applying the other
constraints, ordering, etc.
I see now that this optimized where condition also correctly handles the
single point special case (i.e. where lat_min = lat_max and long_min =
long_max, a
m cities
join citylookup on citylookup.id = cities.id
where cities.id in
(
select id from citylookup as c
where c.longitude_min>-45.00
and c.longitude_max<45.00
and c.latitude_min>-45.110502
and c.latitude_max<44.889498
Hildemaro Carrasquel wrote:
>
> Is there any function that i can make event when a data change?
>
No.
It is best to have the program that makes the change also generate the
event.
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er way to say not equal) as it was
originally documented.
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oints (rectangles with zero area and zero length) to
be handled by the RTree module. It would be incorrect to say that xmin
must be less than xmax when they can be equal.
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where datetime(save_date) < '2008-05-25 17:03:33';
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gt; Is there any function that would allow for tests like "new rect is
> inside older rect" ?
>
No, again SQLite doesn't know anything about the rectangles your
application is using to build the queries, only your application knows
that.
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net. Fortunately, the wayback machine still
has a copy at
http://web.archive.org/web/20041230195828/http://www.sqlite.org/php2004/page-001.html
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a subcategory "Electricityr"
>
> So they would look like:
>
> Manuals
> + Audio
> + Phone
> Receipts
> + Water
> + Gas
> + Electricity
>
You could try
select distinct category, subcategory
from documents
order by category, subcategory;
David Baird wrote:
>
> Okay, just built SQLite 3.5.9 and group_concat does in fact work:
>
> select group_concat(t, ' ') from w where f=1;
You forgot the parent value at the beginning. Also, the OP may want to
do this for several parents which can be accomplished by grouping the
results.
Bruce Robertson wrote:
> Thanks, but I'm gonna need some further instruction or examples or pointers
> to a resource as none of these statements mean anything to me.
>
Try reading this http://www.sqlite.org/cintro.html and see if it makes
more sense after that.
H
ml which still uses the
sqlite3_exec() API and callback functions. My new version uses the
prepare/step APIs and can be found at
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.db.sqlite.general/33742/match=quickstart
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I am forwarding this to the list in the hope that someone else will have
a good idea since the OP, toms, is having trouble posting himself.
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toms wrote:
> ok here is the code I use for the statements:
>
> here is the SQL:
>
> "UPDATE Statistics_
an then scan through the surrogate
results at its leisure. When the client is done you can close the memory
database.
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ocking sequence does SQLite execute?
>
> If a transaction reads from multiple DBs but WRITES to only one DB, what
> locking sequence does SQLite execute?
>
The answers to your questions are probably in here
http://www.sqlite.org/atomiccommit.html
HTH
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ocking sequence does SQLite execute?
>
> If a transaction reads from multiple DBs but WRITES to only one DB, what
> locking sequence does SQLite execute?
>
Other useful information may be found here
http://www.sqlite.org/lockingv3.html
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It is not a hack of any sort. It simply uses the public APIs to quickly
copy the result data into a private table to avoid locking the entire
database while those results are slowly scanned by a client.
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nclusion that this error always refers to the main database
file, and the existing error doesn't give any indication that there
could be other causes.
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_CANTOPENTEMP: z = "unable to create a temporary
file"; break;
And finally add suitable test cases. This step is left as an exercise
for the reader. ;-)
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me(2454629.0833);
2008-06-11 14:00:00
The base value for the hour is 14, and you are in a timezone with a +10
hour offset. It must be coming up with a sum that is slightly less than
24 hours so that it doesn't increment the day. The value is rounded
correctly when formatt
(1);
sqlite> select * from sqlite_sequence;
nameseq
-- --
t 1
sqlite> pragma table_info(t);
cid nametypenotnull dflt_value pk
-- -- -- -- -- --
maximum size. See
http://www.nabble.com/limiting-table-size--to2035232.html#a2063150 for
one way to do this. You would have to modify the insert trigger to make
the backup copy of the old row before it is deleted.
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> I ask this because sqlite_master itself is not listed in sqlite_master
>
Yes, the sqlite_sequence table is listed in the sqlite_master table.
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I'm still using the older 3.4.5 version of GCC in MinGW, and I used the
following set of commands to build SQLite from the sqlite source
directory available from CVS (or download at
http://www.sqlite.org/sqlite-3.5.9.tar.gz).
mkdir build
cd build
../sqlite/configure
make
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und it easier to skip the first comma instead of trying to
remove the last one.
fisrt = True
for col in row:
if not first:
sql = sql + ","
if first:
first = False
if col=="":
sql = sql + "NULL"
else:
sql = sql + "'" + col + "'"
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comparisons.
CREATE INDEX event_time on events(time);
Now your queries can be simplified to:
DELETE FROM events
WHERE time < julianday('2008-06-16 10:21:55.806');
and
SELECT * FROM events
WHERE time between julianday('2008-06-16 00:00:00.000')
nteger or real values if the columns have suitable affinity (see
http://www.sqlite.org/datatype3.html for more details).
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the internal data in the database corrupt.
You have no control over this without atomic transactions.
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t; >> query on it?
>
> This question comes up a lot.
It sure does. It should probably be added to the FAQ.
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ween julianday('2008-06-16 23:59:59.999')
and julianday('2008-06-17 00:00:00.000')
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sibly quite small) window of time, rather than at a point in time.
The difference is that identifying a point in time requires infinite
precision, whereas identifying a period requires finite user defined
precision. The window you need may be small but even a millisecond has a
beginning and an
oint equality.
>
> Can I do it from tcl? And how use index?
I'm not sure how you handle floating point values in TCL since it is
typeless. It may not be possible to avoid the conversions. This is even
more reason to use ranges to locate records by time, and rowids to
locate specific r
without actually executing the query? This
sounds lie magic to me. How could it possibly know which regular
expression you are going to use in a given count query?
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umbers for these records, or
why you are concerned that there might be multiple records with the same
save_date for that matter? Is this table linked to any others?
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; It's better than use count(*) with "where" condition.
I can't see how this improves the situation any. You are making SQLite
do a full scan of the index (assuming all records have an id > 0)
instead of a full scan of the table. It still has to count each record.
Dennis
Alexey Pechnikov wrote:
>
> P.S. Is any method for multy-master replication of SQLite databases?
Nothing built in, but I believe several user have developed their own
systems to do this. You would probably be better off asking this
question in a new thread.
Denni
gt; Then I delete row on events table with the same bloc_id found on bloc_events
> table.
>
> How to create a FOREIGN KEY with SQLite3?
>
SQLite allows you to use foreign keys for joins, but it does not enforce
any referential integrity when rows are deleted. There are triggers you
ca
pages that might
be used for the next data query, and hence slowing that data query down
because it now has to reload the data pages.
Adding such an index also slows down all insert, update, and delete
operations because they must modify the index as well as the
equire a substantial
investment of time, but it usually results in more robust and flexible
handling of language processing tasks.
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place the data using an replace statement (an abbreviation of
insert or replace) assuming that docnumber is the primary key.
replace into archive (docnumber, document) VALUES (?,?)
Otherwise you would use an update statement to do an update.
update archive set document = ? where
CD' AND PHONETIC_KEY < 'ABCE'
>
The optimizer in SQLite will use an index for a like clause like your
example. See section 4 of http://www.sqlite.org/optoverview.html for
details.
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tions and code
C:/DOCUME~1/DENNIS~1.HAR/LOCALS~1/Temp/ccOS.o:test.c:(.text+0xd):
undefined reference to `popuateOne'
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s, you need to duplicate the point data to
generate a range of zero length.
insert into lookup(idField, xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax)
select id, x, x, y, y from othertable;
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> sqlite3, perl, AppleScript, PHP, not C.
>
You might be interested in the Pyparsing module at
http://pyparsing.wikispaces.com/ for use with Python. It has lots of
examples to help get you started.
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embedded SQL queries to pull data from other
columns using the rowid to locate the record quickly (since it is
already in the page cache). If the function foo() can be used with
multiple tables, you would also need to pass the table name along with
the rowid.
HTH
Dennis Cote
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tailed information about the columns in a table using the
pragma table_info. Details are at http://www.sqlite.org/pragma.html
pragma table_info('some_table');
both of these queries can be executed using the C API just like any
other query.
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Dennis Cote
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e changed to match the other database engines
for improved standard compliance.
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> Is this the correct list for airing SQLite amalgamation compilation problems?
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Yes.
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esult row should be NULL, not "0"?
> Since rule (d) above is not true for "1 IN (null, 2, 3)", do we fall
> through to rule (e) and return NULL?
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Yes, that looks to be the case.
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emp or vice versa.
Note, "main" is the implicit name of the database that was opened as
stats_static (i.e. by a call to sqlite3_open() by your eventscripts).
stats_static.execute "INSERT into stats_temp.stats select * from
main.stats"
Once the temp data is loaded it can be
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