FROM : Jim Correia
DATE : Sun Jan 06 20:10:32 2008
On Jan 6, 2008, at 1:45 PM, Dave Fernandes wrote:
> I am trying to migrate a persistent store from SQLite to binary
> type. The SQLite store seems to be working OK -- I can read, edit
> and write files -- however, when I try to migrate a know "good"
> file, I get an error.
[...]
> Can anyone shed some light on why the file only appears to be
> corrupted when I try to migrate it?
If the file is corrupt (as opposed to a misleading error message),
migrating would be more likely to expose the problem since it reads
every nook and cranny of the file whereas your typical fetch/insert/
update does not.
You can use the sqlite3 command line tool with "pragma
integrity_check;" to find out whether sqlite thinks the file is
corrupt or not.
Jim
DATE : Sun Jan 06 20:10:32 2008
On Jan 6, 2008, at 1:45 PM, Dave Fernandes wrote:
> I am trying to migrate a persistent store from SQLite to binary
> type. The SQLite store seems to be working OK -- I can read, edit
> and write files -- however, when I try to migrate a know "good"
> file, I get an error.
[...]
> Can anyone shed some light on why the file only appears to be
> corrupted when I try to migrate it?
If the file is corrupt (as opposed to a misleading error message),
migrating would be more likely to expose the problem since it reads
every nook and cranny of the file whereas your typical fetch/insert/
update does not.
You can use the sqlite3 command line tool with "pragma
integrity_check;" to find out whether sqlite thinks the file is
corrupt or not.
Jim
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Dave Fernandes | Jan 6, 19:45 | |
| Jim Correia | Jan 6, 20:10 | |
| Dave Fernandes | Jan 6, 20:40 | |
| Dave Fernandes | Jan 10, 01:44 |






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