"D. Richard Hipp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The show_datatypes PRAGMA is now locked on. The datatype > names always appear as the second "argc" entries of the > "columnNames[]" parameter to the sqlite_exec() callback. > Attempts to turn the datatypes off using the PRAGMA will > be unsuccessful. The datatypes are always there. > > The datatypes have always been there in the sqlite_step() > API. sqlite_step() has always ignored the show_datatypes > PRAGMA. The change here is to make sqlite_exec() function > work more like sqlite_step(). > > Is this going to break anybody's code?
Yes, I think so, if I understand this change correctly. I don't use any pragmas at all, and I always get the first row of my data beginning in the second set of element of the returned values array (i.e. in the second element if only one column is requested). The first element is the column name, and I've never gotten datatypes. However, I primarily use the high level function sqlite_get_table_vprintf(). Will this change affect the high level functions as well? Derrell --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
