![]() The above works on the ESP32 without issue. Example:ĬREATE VIEW myView AS SELECT ROWID, cola, colb, colc FROM myTable Method 1 OS X 10.5: Detailed, step-by-step instructions are available here: Getting PHP + GD + pdomysql working on OS X 10.5 (aka recompiling everything) Getting PHP + GD + PostgreSQL working on OS X 10.5 (aka recompiling everything) OS X 10.6: OS 10.6 comes with the PDO extension enabled by default. I am also aware of the ROWID option and yes that does work.įWIW, the trick I am using here is to create a VIEW that selects ROWID and the parent table columns together which has the same result of using the AUTOINCREMENT. This is moot I'm sure as the original SQLITE API is a port I believe. If the data definition or schema or parsers fail then I think the API should report as such. Did you try checking there was no SQL error (see php. But I (respectfully) think that the file system shouldn't be the layer to report application faults if that makes sense. 3,030 5 31 34 just as a sidenote (might not be related to your problem), have you thought about escaping the data you are injecting in the query (see PDO::quote) or using prepared statements (see PDO::prepare + PDO::execute). above), I think I better understand why Disk I/O errors are thrown when there are locking, schema, etc errors. Step 3: prepare() doesn't execute the query. ![]() You can also set database connection values for specific environments by placing database.php in the respective environment config folder. Never concatenate a query with GET'something', because I can delete your whole database like that. The config file is located at application/config/database.php. Reviewing some of the other issues reported (e.g. Database Configuration CodeIgniter has a config file that lets you store your database connection values (username, password, database name, etc.). I dug around a bit more and I think this issue has an even better explanation of the problem I am seeing. First, thank you for your response! Much appreciated.
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