Hi, I am looking for a way to see if there have been data changes to save wasting time over-writing a basically duplicate file for backup.
I tried using FileAge(FName) but it appears that Zeos 6.6 writes stuff to the file whether data was changed or not so that's no help.
I checked the SQLIte wiki and there is a "Changes()" function within SQLite which I think, will do exactly what I need.
Is that implemented in 6.6 (using D5, so can't go to 7) for an entire database file or just on a table-by-table basis?
Thanks
Changes to Data?
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marsupilami
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Re: Changes to Data?
Hello 
to find out if this has been implemented in some way you could have a look at the sqlite specific files in the plain and dbc directory. But honestly I doubt that. In that case your only option is to check wether you can implemet it yourself. I think that nobody will add new features to the 6.6-Branch currently.
With best regards,
Jan
to find out if this has been implemented in some way you could have a look at the sqlite specific files in the plain and dbc directory. But honestly I doubt that. In that case your only option is to check wether you can implemet it yourself. I think that nobody will add new features to the 6.6-Branch currently.
With best regards,
Jan