FYI, until this package is fixed, you can relatively easily compile the
SQLite3 extension from source using the instructions given at
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=891767#5 .
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@mrfelton
according to https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php-sqlite3/ php-sqlite3 was
"superseded by php5-sqlite".
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I'm aware, and was at the time of filing this bug, that you address an
SQLite3 database using simply "sqlite" in the DSN.
That said, the descriptions of both php5-sqlite and php5-sqlite3 make it
non-obvious which installs PDO support for SQLite3. Given unhelpful
descriptions and th
how come php5-sqlite3 is not available for intrepid?
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There is no bug, because there is no such thing as PDO::SQlite3
You can use the string sqlite as a DSN for the PDO driver, as in
$dbHandle = new PDO('sqlite:test-sqlite3.db');
which opens a connection to a sqlite3 database.
The PDO sqlite dirver supports both sqlite2 and sqlite3 and is installed
This is indeed very confusing. The php5-sqlite3 package is IMO a PECL
extension which provides sqlite3_* commands which practically noone uses
because it's PECL. The mainstream PDO::SQLite driver comes from
php5-sqlite but the only hint that will happen is the fact that it
depends on some sqlite3 p
Thanks Brian! I tried installing php5-sqlite and sure enough I can now
use sqlite3 exactly as intended.
** Changed in: php-sqlite3 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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"In fact, we have the same problem, our inability to use SQLite3
databases in a way natively supported by PHP (PDO::SQLite3)."
My problem was as follows:
-> Upon installing php5-sqlite3, the sqlite driver is not added to PDO, and I
cannot connect to an SQLite3 database
-> Upon installing php5-sql
Ok Brian, you're right for some parts. Upstream PHP DOES support
SQLite3, through PDO indeed and I think the same way about the
unsupported "classic" interface to SQLite3.
Although you're right about the PDO driver not being installed unless
SQLite2 package is installed, it must be noted that this
That incorrect, as far as I know. Upstream PHP does support SQLite3 --
at least for current stable versions of PHP -- via PDO, as indicated in
the documentation: http://us.php.net/manual/en/ref.pdo-sqlite.php
I believe that a "classic" interface to SQLite3 is unsupported simply
because unlike othe
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 fo
Hi,
I second this request as this is VERY annoying not to be able to use
SQLite3 at all within PHP!
Installing "php5-sqlite" adds support for "sqlite" and "pdo_sqlite"
extensions which is fine but limited to SQLite 2.x databases.
Installation "php5-sqlite3" adds support for "sqlite3" extension b
Oops, I forgot to mention that I'm running Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon.
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