Jay Sprenkle wrote:

On 4/6/06, Dennis Cote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jay,

No, he has the open call correct. He has a local pointer, he passes the
address of that pointer to sqlite3_open() and it allocates the sqlite3
structure and sets his pointer to point to it.

No need to change this. Derrell has identified his problem.

You're right. Thanks Dennis :)

I think I'll quit trying to do anything serious early in the morning...

Jay,

No big deal. I thought it was funny (well a little humorous anyway) that you did exactly the same thing in the sample code you posted regarding the prepare statement tutorial question (only a few minutes apart).

        Here's some c++:

       sqlite3*   db;
       sqlite3_stmt *pStmt;
       int        rc;

       string str;
       string sql;

           sql = "SELECT Created, Subject, Body FROM News";
           sql += " WHERE Created > ?";
           sql += " ORDER BY Created LIMIT 6";

       // connect to database
       rc = sqlite3_open( DB, &db );

Have another cup of coffee. ;)

Dennis Cote


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