M@ McCray wrote:
> I'm using SQLObject from SVN (rev 206) on Windows. I'm trying to connect to a
> sqlite database on a drive other than C: -- it's failing. It's failing because
> the leading slash '/' from the connection URI is being used in the filename for
> the database. So you wind up with something like:
>
> /E:\My Test\test.db
>
> Which doesn't work, obviously. I've tried various combinations of connection
> URIs but they all send the leading slash to sqlite.
>
> It seems like it could be as simple as stripping the leading slash from the URI
> in SQLiteConnection.connectionFromURI(), or maybe in the constructor. But that
> might not be great for non-Windows OSes?
>
> Now to my question: Is this just a bug I need to enter, or is there some other
> way of handling this in SQLObject that I'm just not aware of?
You should enter it as a bug. If I don't fix it in code, I'd at least
fix it in documentation.
For now, you should be able to use SQLiteConnection('E:/My
Text/test.db') to define the connection.
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Ian Bicking / ia...@co... / http://blog.ianbicking.org
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