Hi,
I have built a Carbon (Mac OS X) bundle that contains SQLite code.
It works great on my two Macs, and on a few other people's boxes.
However, on some people's Macs, it crashes on sqlite_open.
Has anyone had these kind of problems?
Here's the relevant part of the crash log:
Thread 0 Crashed:
On Nov 9, 2004, at 6:46 AM, Tomas Franzén wrote:
I have built a Carbon (Mac OS X) bundle that contains SQLite code.
It works great on my two Macs, and on a few other people's boxes.
However, on some people's Macs, it crashes on sqlite_open.
Has anyone had these kind of problems?
Are you
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
User Aaron Planell Lopez wrote::
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But when I execute the program in my Pocket PC show me the next message:
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What is the sqlite project configuration ?
Do you try to
Richard Boehme said:
> 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.
I'm
On Tue, Nov 09, 2004 at 10:45:35AM -0500, Richard Boehme wrote:
> 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.
This is an extreme case -- records would usually be updated every minute
or so. Usually there might be 10 computers trading information (about
100 records every few minutes), for example. I was extrpolating an
extreme test case where the system is very heavily used.
In such a situation, we
On 2004-11-09, at 16.42, b.bum wrote:
Are you statically linking SQLite or using a dylib?
I don't know. That's not a good sign, is it? ;-)
I have compiled SQLite and added libsqlite.o and sqlite.h to the
project items in XCode.
Thanks!
Tomas Franzén
Lighthead Software
http://www.lightheadsw.com/
Richard Boehme said:
> This is an extreme case -- records would usually be updated every minute
> or so. Usually there might be 10 computers trading information (about
> 100 records every few minutes), for example. I was extrpolating an
> extreme test case where the system is very heavily used.
>
Tomas Franzén said:
> On 2004-11-09, at 16.42, b.bum wrote:
>> Are you statically linking SQLite or using a dylib?
>
> I don't know. That's not a good sign, is it? ;-)
> I have compiled SQLite and added libsqlite.o and sqlite.h to the
> project items in XCode.
ldd is your friend here. It will
On Nov 9, 2004, at 10:48 AM, Tomas Franzén wrote:
I don't know. That's not a good sign, is it? ;-)
I have compiled SQLite and added libsqlite.o and sqlite.h to the
project items in XCode.
Do you mean libsqlite.a?
Do you have libsqlite3.dylib (or something like it) in /usr/local/lib?
...
New subscriber butI did check the archives first and did not find
reference to this (or used the totally wrong search terms). There was
one thread to something similar but it didn't pan out.
So here is the issue. Inserting a single row into a SQLite2 database
doesn't work using perl on a
On Nov 8, 2004, at 10:51 AM, Clay Dowling wrote:
Tomas Franzén said:
On 2004-11-09, at 16.42, b.bum wrote:
Are you statically linking SQLite or using a dylib?
I don't know. That's not a good sign, is it? ;-)
I have compiled SQLite and added libsqlite.o and sqlite.h to the
project items in XCode.
Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
So here is the issue. Inserting a single row into a SQLite2 database
doesn't work using perl on a Windows system.
I have a data in a MS SQL Server database I need to process on a Linux
box (and getting ODBC to work isn't an option at this time) so my cheat
is to
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This presented itself with the following scenario:
- sqlite_open() some unimportant database file
- set PRAGMA SYNCHRONOUS=OFF
- do some things that cause pPg->needSync to be true for some set of pages.
this will also have set pPager->needSync to be true.
- ATTACH
Hello,
"Clay Dowling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
09/11/2004 02:39 AM
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Subject:Re: [sqlite] Client/Server Environment
> Richard Boehme said:
> > Hi there. How well does SQLite do in a client/server
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