Good evening Simon,
Thank you so much for all your suggestions. I finally figured it out (after
going down a few rabbit holes).
It wasn't the database/connection that was the problem. When I used other
software to view the tables, I could see that the queries were correct.
My mistake was that I
That is strange, I haven't had that problem.
I assume you are using a sqlite db that is stored in a file? (not an in
memory one because that would be reset everytime?)
Are you sure you aren't doing your updates in some kind of transaction that
remains unfinished for some reason for a long time?
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