On Mar 29, 2008, at 12:34 AM, Jerry Krinock wrote:
Someone sent me an sqlite database file.
Opening in Mac OS 10.5 with the built-in sqlite 3.4.0, no problems.
Opening in Mac OS 10.4 with the built-in sqlite 3.1.3, any query
returns sqlite error 1, unsupported file format.
Similar files
Someone sent me an sqlite database file.
Opening in Mac OS 10.5 with the built-in sqlite 3.4.0, no problems.
Opening in Mac OS 10.4 with the built-in sqlite 3.1.3, any query
returns sqlite error 1, unsupported file format.
Similar files from other users open in either Mac OS/sqlite version.
Hi,
I am using a Mac, and probably doing something weird with fink
software and (probably) other installations. The fact is that I create
a database using DBD::SQLite, and then:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ProjectoDicionario]$ sqlite3 dic.db
SQLite version 3.2.8
Enter .help for instructions
sqlite
On 5/11/07, Alberto Simões [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am using a Mac, and probably doing something weird with fink
software and (probably) other installations. The fact is that I create
a database using DBD::SQLite, and then:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ProjectoDicionario]$ sqlite3 dic.db
SQLite
Hello,
I just checked out my Rails project on windows, and I'm getting the error
ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: SQLite3::SQLException: unsupported file format:
SELECT * FROM icps
It seems to be coming from sqlite3 itself, not from the ActiveRecord
adapter. I've searched and found many
Michael P. Soulier wrote:
Hello,
I just checked out my Rails project on windows, and I'm getting the error
ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: SQLite3::SQLException: unsupported
file format:
SELECT * FROM icps
It seems to be coming from sqlite3 itself, not from the ActiveRecord
adapter. I've
Michael P. Soulier wrote:
Hello,
I just checked out my Rails project on windows, and I'm getting the error
ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: SQLite3::SQLException: unsupported
file format:
SELECT * FROM icps
It seems to be coming from sqlite3 itself, not from the ActiveRecord
adapter. I've
On 1/16/07, Bill KING [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Err, s/qt/ROR/
So, the sqlite3-ruby gem needs rebuilding then? I don't have a build
environment for windows. I guess I'll point this out to the gem
maintainer. Odd that I'm not running into this on any other windows
system. My Linux boxes are
I checked with the maintainer, and he used the latest 3.3.10 sqlite. I
had the 3.3.8 .dll installed, I think. I just upgraded to 3.3.10 and
it's ok now.
So, how would I work on, say, a couple of different windows boxes and
linux boxes, all sharing the same sqlite3 database file, but with
.dump? :) I think this is more a question for DRH tho.
Michael P. Soulier wrote:
I checked with the maintainer, and he used the latest 3.3.10 sqlite. I
had the 3.3.8 .dll installed, I think. I just upgraded to 3.3.10 and
it's ok now.
So, how would I work on, say, a couple of different
Michael P. Soulier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I checked with the maintainer, and he used the latest 3.3.10 sqlite. I
had the 3.3.8 .dll installed, I think. I just upgraded to 3.3.10 and
it's ok now.
So, how would I work on, say, a couple of different windows boxes and
linux boxes, all sharing
Hello,
After compiling I'm testing the C example program provided in the quick start
page, just to get into the C/C++ interface for SQLite.
./exprog testdb 'select * from tbl1'
The database file opens normaly, but I get an error coming from the
sqlite3_exec method : SQL error: unsupported file
Py Olivier wrote:
Hello,
After compiling I'm testing the C example program provided in the quick start
page, just to get into the C/C++ interface for SQLite.
./exprog testdb 'select * from tbl1'
The database file opens normaly, but I get an error coming from the sqlite3_exec method : SQL
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