14 DAY TRIAL // SQLite, an in-process library that implements a self-contained, serverless, zero-configuration, transactional SQL database engine, is now at version 3.7.10.
SQLite 3.7.10 has garnered a few changes and bug fixes. There are too many to mention, but we'll enumerate the most important ones. However, a complete list of updates is available in the official announcement.
Highlights of SQLite 3.7.10:
· The default schema format number was modified and now is from 1 to 4; · sqlite3_db_release_memory() interface and the shrink_memory pragma were added; · sqlite3_uri_boolean() and sqlite3_uri_int64() were added; · The default memory allocator to make malloc_usable_size() on Linux was enhanced; · The test_quota.c extension to support stdio-like interfaces with quotas was improved; · An additional xSync when restarting a WAL in order to prevent a database corruption was added; · Some problems that resulted from 32-bit integer overflow were fixed.
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