I've been looking around the sqlite website and searching Google groups
to try to find a migration guide for going from sqlite 2 to sqlite 3.
Can anyone point me to such a guide?
Thanks.
Richard
Yes, I had it backwards :)
Thanks.
Richard
Ionut Filip wrote:
I think the question is: "Does Hibernate for Java support SQLite?"
Ionut
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Does SQLite support Hibernate for Java? I've been googling on it but
haven't come up with anything
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would have some server process which feeds the
queries to SQLite.
Thanks.
Richard Boehme
Hi there. How well does SQLite do in a client/server environment where
the SQLite database is handling a batch of 100 inserts and the same
number of queries a every 0.5 seconds? The inserts would be batched into
a transaction. The queries would most likely not.
Thanks for the help.
Richard
Does anyone know if there are any plans for an ALTER TABLE statement?
Not having it is a major issue in possibly adopting SQLite, as my boss
feels that he can't easily alter the database with a GUI tool (the ones
I've seen for SQLite don't handle it
Thanks.
Richard Boehme
Does anyone know if there is any effort at putting the shadow pager that
I've heard mentioned around into SQLite?
Thanks.
Richard Boehme
The regular sqlite.dll should be the 2.X release, not the 3 release, and
therefore won't export sqlite3_exec, but will export sqlite_exec.
As for the other, I haven't played around with sqlite3 much as I'm in
the middle of a project, but I intend to in a couple of days.
Thank you.
Richard
Yes... in particular "ALTER TABLE" would be nice to have and it wouldn't
need to be all that fast, either.
Thank you.
Richard Boehme
Drew, Stephen wrote:
I agree that minimising the SQL syntax that SQLite doesn't support would be
a good addition to the new release.
Steve
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of SQLite (a bit more, at least).
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rows at a time, so I would
like to have it in a transaction, if possible.
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databases).
Is this possible with SQLite? If so, can anyone point me to how to do it?
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call returns SQLITE_BUSY and sleep for a
while (about 100 ms) and re-try the call, it continuously says that the
database is locked.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
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