Thanks for the replies, I have looked at the wrappers for sqlite on the sqlite website but none of them would appear to be as useful as the original dll that is made available. Interesting to note that specific wrappers have been built for other languages, perhaps one needs to be build specifically for Blitz?
I'm not sure how to construct a data bank correctly? As far as I'm aware the pointer returned by sqlite should be just a hex value? how many bytes, 32?. Anyway all my attempts to store this pointer have resulted in "Illegal type conversion" errors regardless of whether I assign it to a variable or try to stuff it in a bank?
It looks like I'll have to employ a flat file or use Blitz Data instead.
If anyone with some C++ skills fancies altering the sqlite dll so that it's easy to use with Blitz, feel free to let me know. Or if sqlite is easy to integrate with Blitz and someone wants to let me know how, please post to this thread.
I'm not sure how to construct a data bank correctly? As far as I'm aware the pointer returned by sqlite should be just a hex value? how many bytes, 32?. Anyway all my attempts to store this pointer have resulted in "Illegal type conversion" errors regardless of whether I assign it to a variable or try to stuff it in a bank?
It looks like I'll have to employ a flat file or use Blitz Data instead.
If anyone with some C++ skills fancies altering the sqlite dll so that it's easy to use with Blitz, feel free to let me know. Or if sqlite is easy to integrate with Blitz and someone wants to let me know how, please post to this thread.