Hi all,
I'm moving my program from my prototype that used the sqlite3 command
line tool, to now using the C library function calls (through an
Objective-C wrapper). Everything is going fine, with obviously greater
flexibility.
The one hurdle I've struck is how to send a multi-statement SQL
command. Say for instance I want to process a bunch of text such as:
begin immediate
;
drop trigger if exists "My Trigger"
;
create trigger "My Trigger"
instead of insert
on "My View"
begin
insert into "My Table" (ID, Name, Age)
values (new.ID, new.Name, new.Age)
;
end
;
insert into "My View" (Name, Age)
values ('Mickey', 55)
;
select * from "My Table"
;
commit
;
How do I submit it via C functions?
It seems that I need to use sqlite3_get_table() to get the result in
one hit, rather than sqlite3_prepare_v2 and stepping through each row.
Is that right?
I have been using an Objective-C wrapper but it doesn't seem to
facilitate multi-statement SQL commands. Does anyone know of one that
does? Or will I need to roll my own?
Thanks,
Tom
BareFeet
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