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Re: SQLite and SwiftForth

From: David C. Haas <dchaas_at_alltel.net>
Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2007 10:43:02 -0400

Here is a short program that opens and closes an sqlite3 database:

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LIBRARY sqlite3.dll

CFunction: sqlite3_open ( zName 'dbHandle -- res )
CFunction: sqlite3_close ( dbHandle -- res )
CFunction: sqlite3_errmsg ( dbHandle -- zErrorText )

VARIABLE 'dbHandle

: .RESULT ( nresult -- )
   . 'dbHandle @ sqlite3_errmsg ." (" ZCOUNT TYPE ." )"
;

: TEST ( zName -- )
   'dbHandle sqlite3_open CR ." sqlite3_open: " .RESULT
   'dbHandle @ sqlite3_close CR ." sqlite3_close: " .
;

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sqlite3_open stores a pointer to an sqlite3 object into 'dbHandle.
The value of 'dbHandle is used as an argument to subsequent API functions.

Z" :memory:" TEST
sqlite3_open: 0 (not an error)
sqlite3_close: 0 ok

Z" :memor:" TEST
sqlite3_open: 14 (unable to open database file)
sqlite3_close: 0 ok

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Received on Tue Oct 09 2007 - 07:43:48 PDT

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