Hi!
On 26.08.19 14:05, Simon Slavin wrote:
> On 26 Aug 2019, at 12:43pm, Dan Kennedy wrote:
>> When sqlite3changeset_apply() hits a UNIQUE constraint, it puts the change
>> into a "retry buffer". Then, once it has attempted all changes in the
>> changeset, it goes back and retries those in the
On 26 Aug 2019, at 12:43pm, Dan Kennedy wrote:
> When sqlite3changeset_apply() hits a UNIQUE constraint, it puts the change
> into a "retry buffer". Then, once it has attempted all changes in the
> changeset, it goes back and retries those in the retry buffer. It keeps
> retrying like this
On 26/8/62 15:12, Daniel Kraft wrote:
Hi!
I'm using the SQLite session extension to create changesets, invert them
and apply them to undo previous changes in the database. (Essentially
what I need to do is persistent savepoints.)
This works well so far, but I recently wondered about the
Hi!
I'm using the SQLite session extension to create changesets, invert them
and apply them to undo previous changes in the database. (Essentially
what I need to do is persistent savepoints.)
This works well so far, but I recently wondered about the interaction
with UNIQUE constraints. In
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