Hello,
Apologies if an answer to my query exists elsewhere. I have been searching
for a fair while without success.
I am building an SQLite interface as a C shared library and consequently
will have no knowledge or control of concurrent connections to any databases
which are created by it.
I ne
Simon,
Many thanks for your prompt and thorough response.
Just a couple of follow-up questions if I may:
Firstly, a bit more background information. The system will be running on
Linux (kernel > 2.6.0) and all accesses to the database will be via local
disk (ext3 or similar).
1) I appreciate y
Simon (and others),
Many thanks for your responses. This clears matters up a good bit.
It just means that I will have to rethink how I implement this database
'delete' operation.
Cheers,
Dennis
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From: Dennis Suehr
Date: 12 November 2010 16:
Hello,
I have been trying to verify SQLite's Multi-file Atomic commit
functionality, but unfortunately have been unable to do so.
My test scenario is as follows:
SQLite 3.7.4 (amalgamation) built into a C library.
Fedora 12.
Two databases residing on an ext4 filesystem.
One database attached to
>
> So really it is if there are transactions: The first transaction by SQLite
> completes exactly as it said it would. Then the second transaction (the
> "rm" command) deletes the ATTACHed database.
>
> If you want to interrupt a transaction, use the "kill -9" command on the
> SQLite process at
Hello,
I need to implement case-SENSITIVE searching for an FTS(4) table. As near
as I can determine, that would seem to require a new user-defined tokenizer.
I am hopeful that one or more of you might respond with hints, insights,
experience, etc. which might aid me toward that end. Specificall
message --
From: Dennis Suehr
Date: 11 August 2011 15:31
Subject: Case Sensitive FTS searches.
To: sqlite-users@sqlite.org
Hello,
I need to implement case-SENSITIVE searching for an FTS(4) table. As near
as I can determine, that would seem to require a new user-defined tokenizer.
I am
On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 8:57 AM, Dennis Suehr wrote:
> After some digging through the sqlite3 source code, I came across the code
> for the ICU tokenizer. After enabling that and then commenting out the
one
> line where u_foldCase() is called, i.e. icuOpen(), I retested and
> ca
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