Opening database in SQLite causes damage??
Quote from kevync on 2025-01-23, 8:51 pmSupport may be alarmed at the increasing number of users posting about SQLite in recent months.
I have to wonder if they are more concerned about more experience users finding bugs than inexperienced user creating issues. Lets hope they do not password protect etc
Support may be alarmed at the increasing number of users posting about SQLite in recent months.
I have to wonder if they are more concerned about more experience users finding bugs than inexperienced user creating issues. Lets hope they do not password protect etc
Quote from Pat Jones on 2025-02-01, 4:17 amLets hope they do not password protect etc
Don't give them ideas 🙂
I do make sure that my databases are only open in one place at a time, RootsMagic OR SQLite, never both at once and always do a Rebuild Indexes if I've done an Update query in SQLite.
Lets hope they do not password protect etc
Don't give them ideas 🙂
I do make sure that my databases are only open in one place at a time, RootsMagic OR SQLite, never both at once and always do a Rebuild Indexes if I've done an Update query in SQLite.
Quote from CherylC on 2025-02-01, 10:48 amYes, I'm also extremely careful about using SQLite on my RM databases. However, if we no longer had that access, it would remove one of the main reasons I chose RootsMagic when The Master Genealogist went out of business.
Yes, I'm also extremely careful about using SQLite on my RM databases. However, if we no longer had that access, it would remove one of the main reasons I chose RootsMagic when The Master Genealogist went out of business.
Quote from kevync on 2025-02-01, 7:43 pmYes Cheryl - if the removed access I would switch- presently I might switch to FH (Family historian because of its sophisticated query lang and many plug ins) even though it does not sync with FS or Ancestry.
@patjones yes agreed do not want to give them any reason to drop the open database
Yes Cheryl - if the removed access I would switch- presently I might switch to FH (Family historian because of its sophisticated query lang and many plug ins) even though it does not sync with FS or Ancestry.
@patjones yes agreed do not want to give them any reason to drop the open database