() on the statement was
interrupted, I can still successfully reuse the statement even though
reset() returns an error.
Thanks!
Jason Boehle
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>>> I have written an application for the iPhone called Grocery iQ that
>>> uses SQLite. I don't link to or use the built-in SQLite library on
>>> the iPhone. Instead, I compile the SQLite amalgamation into the
>>> executable. The SQLite version currently being used in our app is
>>> 3.6.7.
>>
gh.
I'd greatly appreciate it if one of you SQLite gurus could take a look
and see if I'm doing anything obviously wrong. I can provide more
details if necessary. I may also be willing to purchase technical
support from the SQLite developers, if needed.
Jason Boehle
jboe...@gmail
require me to parse the search string into terms and
quote the ones that have dashes in them.
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Is the an FTS syntax that allows me to find a field (or fields) that
start with one of the terms in the search query?
Or should I just be doing a LIKE query against the FTS table?
Jason Boehle
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