Fred Williams wrote:
Thanks. I guess I never considered using two different releases of any product within the same executable. Wonder how many use this feature and why?
SQLite2 and SQLite3 have incompatible database formats. Neither can read the databases produced by the other. One might want to write a conversion utility that reads data with sqlite2_* API and writes it to a new database with sqlite3_*. Or say you cannot migrate your legacy data for some reason so you need your software to be able to work with both formats.
Igor Tandetnik
