[Solved] Text management in a database?
[Solved] Text management in a database?
Sorry, please ignore this, I just realized the approach won't even work for my situation, as multiple threads would be writing to the database at once, which introduces a major risk of corruption. Better to keep it separate. Sorry for the post.
Last edited by Dude on Sun Sep 15, 2019 4:38 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Text management in a database?
Yeah, a big topic you touch on with so little words.
SQLite out of the box, does not support encryption. There is the paid SEE lib from the author for $2000.
If you download and install DB Browser for SQLite, it offers 2 exe's. One is "C:\Program Files\DB Browser for SQLite\DB Browser for SQLCipher.exe".
It supports encryption via "C:\Program Files\DB Browser for SQLite\sqlcipher.dll", an open source lib.
You can use PB's new UseSQLiteDatabase() command:
I would install DB Browser and start prototyping your tables and queries.
Then codify them in PB with the verified SQL.
A lot left out, but there are many examples in the forum for SQLite use.
SQLite out of the box, does not support encryption. There is the paid SEE lib from the author for $2000.
If you download and install DB Browser for SQLite, it offers 2 exe's. One is "C:\Program Files\DB Browser for SQLite\DB Browser for SQLCipher.exe".
It supports encryption via "C:\Program Files\DB Browser for SQLite\sqlcipher.dll", an open source lib.
You can use PB's new UseSQLiteDatabase() command:
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CompilerIf #SQLITE_USE_DLL ;-! USE sqlite3.dll
#SQLITE_DLL_FNPATH$ = "C:\Program Files\DB Browser for SQLite\sqlcipher.dll"
UseSQLiteDatabase(#SQLITE_DLL_FNPATH$)
...
Then codify them in PB with the verified SQL.
A lot left out, but there are many examples in the forum for SQLite use.
The nice thing about standards is there are so many to choose from. ~ Andrew Tanenbaum