Hello List,
i have a perl script and do some selects, inserts, updates to my sqlite-db.
it is a perl script but i use shellcommands (no dbi) and run them by exec
for some reasons.
example:
$command="/usr/bin/sqlite3 mydb.db \"select foo from bar;\"";
or:
$command="usr/bin/sqlite3 mydb.db <<EOT
.load /usr/lib/sqlite3/pcre.so
select foo from bar where a regexp b
EOT";
then:
$result=`$command`;
This works great at normal usage.
If i do some extremetests with multipe running scipts i got sometime the
message "Error: database is locked"
this is no problem for my script because i evaluate the returncode and do
the sql-statement up to 10 times if return-code is above 0 but in all cases
sqlite outputs this message and i want to avoid this.
the script will be later used by more users with same db and i cant ensure
that no locking situation occurs.
how to suppress this messages? I cant find any kind of --quite or --silent
option.
Thanks,
Hajo
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