Re: [sqlite] SQLite 3.20, are you sure?

[David Raymond]

Not a waste of time. It being in the properties tab is nice with the 
pre-compiled versions. I checked, and my self-compiled version does not have 
that nifty metadata. I guess I should look up on how to add that in the 
compiler. (And remember to update it)

So if that's missing is the other way basically just writing something that 
runs and outputs "select sqlite3_version();"? Or something along those lines?


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Subject: Re: [sqlite] SQLite 3.20, are you sure?

Outch, that was not a very smart question, sorry folks for the maluse 
(this is my own word, mal-use) of the bandwidth.

:-[

On 2017-09-12 9:11 AM, Richard Hipp wrote:
> On 9/12/17, p...@arbolone.ca <p...@arbolone.ca> wrote:
>> I have a file named SQLite3.dll, but I don't know which sqlite version it
>> is. Any help on how to finding that out?TIA
> Right-click on the file.  Select "Properties"
>

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Re: [sqlite] SQLite 3.20, are you sure?

[Papa]

Outch, that was not a very smart question, sorry folks for the maluse 
(this is my own word, mal-use) of the bandwidth.


:-[

On 2017-09-12 9:11 AM, Richard Hipp wrote:

On 9/12/17, p...@arbolone.ca  wrote:

I have a file named SQLite3.dll, but I don't know which sqlite version it
is. Any help on how to finding that out?TIA

Right-click on the file.  Select "Properties"



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Re: [sqlite] SQLite 3.20, are you sure?

[Richard Hipp]

On 9/12/17, p...@arbolone.ca  wrote:
> I have a file named SQLite3.dll, but I don't know which sqlite version it
> is. Any help on how to finding that out?TIA

Right-click on the file.  Select "Properties"

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[sqlite] SQLite 3.20, are you sure?

[papa]

I have a file named SQLite3.dll, but I don't know which sqlite version it is. 
Any help on how to finding that out?TIA
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-- Original message--From: Jens AlfkeDate: Mon, Sep 11, 2017 7:05 PMTo: 
SQLite mailing list;Subject:[sqlite] Table-valued function crashing in SQLite 
3.20
We have a virtual table serving as a table-valued function, which has worked 
fine up through SQLite 3.19, but now in 3.20.1 is crashing whenever it’s used. 
I know there were changes in 3.20 relating to native functions taking pointers, 
but this doesn’t seem to be related to that. Were there any other 
possibly-breaking changes to the way virtual tables work? I didn’t see any in 
the release notes.As virtual tables go it’s pretty simple. It was shamelessly 
copied from the json_each implementation in json1.c, then adapted from there, 
and it’s still quite similar (it’s just that the data collection it’s iterating 
over is not in JSON format.)What I’m seeing is that our fl_each's  xConnect and 
xBestIndex are called at compile/prepare time, then xOpen is called during the 
first call to sqlite3_step, and immediately after that comes a crash in 
sqlite3VdbeCursorMoveto() because the passed-in VdbeCursor is NULL. (Actually 
pp is a valid pointer, but *pp is NULL.) This is right at the start of handling 
the next opcode, Column.Top of the backtrace is:* thread #1, queue = 
'com.apple.main-thread', stop reason = EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1, address=0x0)
frame #0: sqlite3VdbeCursorMoveto(pp=0x7ffeefbfb028, 
piCol=0x7ffeefbfb034) at sqlite3.c:75132  * frame #1: 
sqlite3VdbeExec(p=0x000101171680) at sqlite3.c:81369frame #2: 
sqlite3Step(p=0x000101171680) at sqlite3.c:77352frame #3: 
sqlite3_step(pStmt=0x000101171680) at sqlite3.c:77416The SQL query looks 
like:SELECT sequence, key, version, flags FROM kv_default WHERE (EXISTS (SELECT 
1 FROM fl_each(body, 'likes') AS _like WHERE _like.value = 'climbing’))EXPLAIN 
returns:0Init024000Start at 241Integer02000r[2]=0; Init EXISTS 
result2Integer13000r[3]=1; LIMIT 
counter3VOpen100vtab:10116FC4Column04600r[6]=kv_default.body<==CRASH AT 
THIS 
OPCODE5String8070likes00r[7]='likes'6Integer24000r[4]=27Integer25000r[5]=28VFilter114400iplan=r[4]
 zplan=''9VColumn11800r[8]=vcolumn(1); fl_each.value10Ne9138(BINARY)51if 
r[8]!=r[9] goto 1311Integer12000r[2]=112DecrJumpZero314000if (--r[3])==0 goto 
1413VNext1900014IfNot22310015OpenRead040500root=4 iDb=0; 
kv_default16Rewind02300017Column011100r[11]=kv_default.sequence18Column001200r[12]=kv_default.key19Column031300r[13]=kv_default.version20Column0214000r[14]=kv_default.flags21ResultRow114000output=r[11..14]22Next01700123Halt024Transaction004001usesStmtJournal=025String8090climbing00r[9]='climbing'26Goto01000(This
 is on Mac OS; I’m on the current beta of 10.13, though that shouldn’t make a 
difference.)—Jens___sqlite-users 
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