Is there a way to get more fine-grained error information from SQLite
in the case of a SQL error, other than the error message?  I'm
thinking of the particular case of a table already existing that you
try to CREATE TABLE on -- right now, you just get SQLITE_ERROR and the
actual error is in the error message.  Any chance of extending
sqlite3ErrorMsg to also take a more detailed error code as well as the
string, that can be retreived in some way?  Probably too late to add
new error codes, but maybe a sqlite3_sql_errcode() that returns a
number that's only valid if SQLITE_ERROR is returned?

I can do the patch for this if there's interest.

    - Vlad

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