Hi Dan,
Ah yes, of course (I knew this was a newbie question ;-) ). So I guess I will have to use sqlite3_get_table in this case.
Thank you for the enlightment,
Leif
Dan Kennedy wrote:
--- Leif Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
I'm quite new to SQLite, but like it very much.
I am trying it out for an existing applicationm which seems good, but I have one problem:
How do I get the number of rows in the result set after having called sqlite3_prepare( ... ) ? Of course I could call sqlite3_step() until no more rows are returned, but isn't there a better way ?
It can't be done. Calling sqlite3_prepare() just compiles the SQL to bytecode (see the EXPLAIN command). It doesn't actually read any data from the database file (except maybe the schema from sqlite_master).
Dan.
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