--- Martin Jenkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> James. L wrote:
> > hello,
> >
> > i just notice something strange in sqlite. i have a db
> > file which is a copy of another one(not a symlink).
> Seems very unlikely to be an SQLite (or a Debian) problem, it sounds
> like an inadvertent hard
James. L wrote:
hello,
i just notice something strange in sqlite. i have a db
file which is a copy of another one(not a symlink).
Seems very unlikely to be an SQLite (or a Debian) problem, it sounds
like an inadvertent hard link.
What does "ls -l restaurant*" (that's minus ell not not minus
hello,
i just notice something strange in sqlite. i have a db
file which is a copy of another one(not a symlink).
when i delete one row from a table in one db file and
the same row got delete from the same table in the
other db file as well. this happens when i tried
dropping a table.
this is
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