It means there is a problem with the 'database' handle. Some likely
causes are:
* You never opened the database,
* You've already called sqlite3_close() on the handle,
* Another thread is using the handle (threads - just say no), or
* Some other part of your program has accidentally overwritten
'database' with garbage data.
Dan.
--- "Kiel W." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been trying to create a table programatically though C++ without
> luck. Here is what I have:
>
> /*
> * The function that acts as a wrapper around sqlite3_exec
> */
> inline int SqliteGatekeeper::ExecuteSql( const string sql,
> sqlite3_callback CallBack = 0, void*
> callbackParam = 0)
> {
> int rc = sqlite3_exec( database, sql.c_str(), CallBack,
> callbackParam, &zErrMsg );
>
> return rc;
> }
>
> /*
> * The line that is calling this function
> */
> std::cout << gatekeeper->ExecuteSql( "CREATE TABLE t1( a INTEGER
> PRIMARY KEY, b INTEGER);" ) << "\n";
>
> zErrMsg is a private class variable in the same class as this
> function. My return value is "21" which significes I'm using the
> library wrong. I'd appreciate it if someone can point me to what I'm
> doing wrong or a resource that explains creating table this way.
>
> -- Kiel
>
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