Hello,
i have trouble using SQLite on a read-only share. The same would
happen if the file would be on a CD. In the constructor of the Conn
class (public Conn(String url, String filename)) the driver is testing
if he is able the create a file in the given dir:
// check write access if file does not exist
try {
if (file.createNewFile()) file.delete();
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new SQLException(
"opening db: '" + filename + "': " +e.getMessage());
}
The statement file.createNewFile() fails on a read only share. Since
the file is there it should be possible to access it. It would be ok
to get a exception if i would try to write some data to the db, but as
long I just query data it shouldn't give a exception. I think this is
a bug, because it acts correct if the db file is read only but the dir
is writable.
Regards
Frank
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