After further investigation, I realise that I was fooled :-) Upstream PHP only support SQLite 2.x, either via PDO or classic function calls such as sqlite_xxx().
SQLite3 is _NOT YET_ supported in upstream PHP.
There's an external project at http://php-sqlite3.sf.net which provides support for SQLite 3.x via classic function calls such as sqlite3_xxx() as well as a PEAR::DB class.
So, until upstream PHP adds support to SQLite3 (classic functions and PDO), this "bug" is considered irrelevant.
Hi,
After further investigation, I realise that I was fooled :-) Upstream PHP only support SQLite 2.x, either via PDO or classic function calls such as sqlite_xxx().
SQLite3 is _NOT YET_ supported in upstream PHP.
There's an external project at http:// php-sqlite3. sf.net which provides support for SQLite 3.x via classic function calls such as sqlite3_xxx() as well as a PEAR::DB class.
So, until upstream PHP adds support to SQLite3 (classic functions and PDO), this "bug" is considered irrelevant.