Hi Mike,
Can happen if you issue a BEGIN without a corresponding COMMIT or ROLLBACK,
then issue another BEGIN. Also, if by some chance you're using an admin
tool that has the db locked for some reason. I've never used an sqlite db
over a network connection but I've read that locks don;t work very
How the heck can a single-threaded environment like LC create this error?
I have a series of queries that hit sqlite, followed by UPDATE x SET y = 0
WHERE y = 1 which results in this error.
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