Jérôme VERITE >> I use the psvbutls32 dll from windows to access SQLite with Visual Basic. Using PSVBUTLS_ExecuteDB with a select statement, I remark a memory leak. Each time I use it, the memory used by my application increase a lot.

I hadn't noticed, but according to my dad, there's also a bug when telling the DLL not to return the headers and there's only one row of data : In this case, the array returned by the DLL is empty. A work around is to always have the headers returned, and just ignore them.

Alternatively, since Steve doesn't have time to keep this wrapper up to date with SQLite, is to use VB6 and use AG's wrapper instead, or some commercial solution.

Fred.


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