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jchia avatar jchia commented on July 17, 2024 1

sqlite3_deserialize() looks complicated. Any idea how to implement it properly in direct-sqlite? What are some use cases? From the documentation, I'm also not sure who owns pData after the call to sqlite3_deserialize().

Design proposal/discussion or PR welcome.

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meghfossa avatar meghfossa commented on July 17, 2024

I can add some use cases here:

When working within (non-standard filesystem) - S3, tarball, zip, etc - We usually retrieve byte string of SQLite file. We are interested in working with this.
Right now, the workaround is: to persist this SQLite file in some temp file, do necessary operations and remove temp file.

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jchia avatar jchia commented on July 17, 2024

For this use case, I don't understand why sqlite3_deserialize() even requires an existing database connection to disconnect first. Whoever implements sqlite3_deserialize() in direct-sqlite would have to understand what it really does. The documentation page is rather unclear. E.g. it talks about "serialization buffer" exactly once without explaining what it is or perhaps which variable it refers to.

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jchia avatar jchia commented on July 17, 2024

PR welcome, possibly preceded by design/interface discussion.

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