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    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    The "windows" platform works on Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows Phone 8.1 so it should work
    Carson Huang
    @kot09
    @brodybits Is there a success callback when I use a CREATE table query?
    Okay, nevermind, I think I found a way to make it work. Thanks!
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    Good to hear.
    Carson Huang
    @kot09
    In a executeSql(), the arguments possible are (sql, values, callbackSuccess, callbackError), correct?
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    Yes
    Carson Huang
    @kot09
    For some reason, the callbackError does not have the message attribute
    {"db":{"openargs":{"name":"my.db","dblocation":"docs"},"dbname":"my.db"},"txlock":true,"readOnly":false,"executes":[]} is what it returns
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    It would help if you can try to make a small test program that demonstrates this issue and raise a bug report. Please make sure you specify which platform, very important
    Carson Huang
    @kot09
    My situation right now is I'm trying to create a table with columns. Do you think that might be the cause?
    161 columns&=*
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    Should not be
    By default build configuration maximum is 2000 columns!
    Carson Huang
    @kot09
    Okay, never, error was on my side... I had two ID columns.
    never mind*
    I feel like an idiot haha. Spent a good hour testing things out, trying to figure what was wrong.
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    No problem, glad you fixed it.
    Carson Huang
    @kot09
    What are the data types available? I'm trying to add a float data type.
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    Check out: https://www.sqlite.org/datatype3.html
    NULL, INTEGER, REAL, TEXT, BLOB
    You may want to read the section about sqlite type affinity as well at: https://www.sqlite.org/datatype3.html#affinity
    Sigfrido Rodríguez Santos
    @identy
    :)
    laoyao
    @laoyao
    execute a sql in a transation
    can only run one time
    Why
    there is no response on second time
    @brodybits Can you help me
    laoyao
    @laoyao
    db.transaction(function(tx) {
    tx.executeSql("select distinct contractor_name from construction_range;", [], function(tx, res) {
    alert(JSON.stringify(res));
    }, function(e) {
    alert("ERROR: " + e.message);
    });
    });
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    Hi. Unfortunately I do not really understanding your problem.
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    That looks very strange. It would help to know how you create and populated the table and also which platform you see this on
    I can look at this issue sometime next week.
    laoyao
    @laoyao
    @brodybits hi
    are you on line?
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    One moment
    What is going on?
    Adrienrx
    @adrienrx
    Can i create this function in my sqlite database ?
    http://www.thismuchiknow.co.uk/?p=71
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    You could add user-defined functions to the Objective-C code for iOS, https://github.com/liteglue/Android-sqlite-native-driver for Android, or the embedded SQLite3-WinRT library for Windows/Windows Phone 8.1. To get user defined functions working in Javascript would be extremely difficult (if possible at all) since it is an asynchronous interface.
    laoyao
    @laoyao
    Is there some people on line
    Why ios version transaction only run one time?when i
    call on second time,there is no reponse
    Anyone meet this satuation?
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    Do you mean that you can only run one transaction, or do you try to try to run the same transaction multiple times (which is not allowed)
    ?
    laoyao
    @laoyao
    Same transaction run on click event
    First click return the result
    second click has no response
    Christopher J. Brody
    @brodybits
    Do you mean that the click event handler has code that executes a transaction with a callback, and after the second click the transaction callback function is not called?
    laoyao
    @laoyao
    Yeah
    function query(){
            db.transaction(function(tx) {
            tx.executeSql("select distinct contractor_name from construction_range;", [], function(tx,res) {
                alert(JSON.stringify(res));
            });
        });
     }