Prior to the upcoming release, if not already done, the embedded sqlite 2.8.15
should be upgraded to 2.8.16. The new version fixes a database corruption
problem which can occur when VACUUM is used. IIRC, all of the previous
changes to sqlite that were discovered by the PHP team (mostly pertaining to
int and long being treated as the same thing, I think) have been incorporated
into the base source, so it should be an easy upgrade.
Cheers,
Derrell
The same applies to sqlite 3 used in PDO.
Nuno
----- Original Message -----
Prior to the upcoming release, if not already done, the embedded sqlite
2.8.15
should be upgraded to 2.8.16. The new version fixes a database corruption
problem which can occur when VACUUM is used. IIRC, all of the previous
changes to sqlite that were discovered by the PHP team (mostly pertaining
to
int and long being treated as the same thing, I think) have been
incorporated
into the base source, so it should be an easy upgrade.Cheers,
Derrell
Both are on my todo list already, thanks :)
The same applies to sqlite 3 used in PDO.
Nuno----- Original Message -----
Prior to the upcoming release, if not already done, the embedded sqlite
2.8.15
should be upgraded to 2.8.16. The new version fixes a database corruption
problem which can occur when VACUUM is used. IIRC, all of the previous
changes to sqlite that were discovered by the PHP team (mostly pertaining
to
int and long being treated as the same thing, I think) have been
incorporated
into the base source, so it should be an easy upgrade.Cheers,
Derrell