John Firebaugh wrote:
No. You are still required to synchronize access, so only one thread
uses the connection at any given time. If you don't, it will
likely lead to database corruption.
I belive you are mistaken.
This refers to low level synchronization, not the application level
synchronization needed to serialize access to an Sqlite database. You
still need to observe the SQLITE_BUSY checks or use some other form of
synchronization such as mutexes, rwlocks etc.
An Sqlite database id a single file. If you think of it that way and
treat it as you would sharing a file between users or threads everything
becomes intuitive.
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