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(tdb:testdb-initialize db)))
;; (sqlite3:execute db "PRAGMA synchronous = 0;")
(debug:print-info 11 "open-test-db END (sucessful)" work-area)
;; now let's test that everything is correct
(handle-exceptions
exn
(begin
(debug:print 0 "ERROR: problem accessing test db " work-area ", you probably should clean and re-run this test"
((condition-property-accessor 'exn 'message) exn))
#f)
;; Is there a cheaper single line operation that will check for existance of a table
;; and raise an exception ?
(sqlite3:execute db "SELECT id FROM test_data LIMIT 1;"))
db)
(let ((baddb (sqlite3:open-database ":memory:")))
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(tdb:testdb-initialize db)))
;; (sqlite3:execute db "PRAGMA synchronous = 0;")
(debug:print-info 11 "open-test-db END (sucessful)" work-area)
;; now let's test that everything is correct
(handle-exceptions
exn
(begin
(debug:print 0 "ERROR: problem accessing test db " work-area ", you probably should clean and re-run this test or remove the file "
dbpath ".\n "
((condition-property-accessor 'exn 'message) exn))
#f)
;; Is there a cheaper single line operation that will check for existance of a table
;; and raise an exception ?
(sqlite3:execute db "SELECT id FROM test_data LIMIT 1;"))
db)
(let ((baddb (sqlite3:open-database ":memory:")))
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