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6 or 7 x's? In your example, you used 6.
by ihuman 10y ago
6 or 7 x's? In your example, you used 6.
- philipkglass 10y ago7 x's, one to overwrite all of VACUUM; including the terminating semicolon. I didn't count the x's in the quoted text that I copied from the thread.
- 0x0 10y agoIf you overwrite the ; is there not a risk you might cause the next legitimate sqlite operation to fail?
- SturgeonsLaw 10y agoThey might get lucky and overwrite the last SQL statement in the method. Seems likely with a statement like VACUUM.
- cjg_ 10y ago6, it wont start otherwise. I left the ; in.
- philipkglass 10y agoHmm, I used 7 and my patched client is running fine. Maybe it's enough to garble VACUUM so it doesn't do anything valid.
- cjg_ 10y agoIf you replaced the ; also, you also didn't change the total length of the strings, I think that's what the problem is.