It seems DBD::SQLite is my most popular module now. Everyone at YAPC::Eu that I spoke to was using it for something - whether it be prototyping or really using it in anger for something. And that's fantastic, as for me it was really just an experiment to learn how to write a DBI driver!
And thanks for all the patches and bug reports everyone.
On a similar note, I came across a great tip on the SQLite mailing list today about how to use an index with a LIKE query:
> I have a
>
> table directry (id integer, name varchar, address varchar)
>
> and an index on name. I want to access records by name via the
> following query:
>
> select id from directry where name like 'john%';
>
> It turns out that my query does not make use of the index on the
> field name ( as opposed to the query "...where name ='john doe';" ).
>
> Do you know if there is any way to make the query lookup the index on
> the field name?
>
SELECT id FROM directory WHERE name>='john' AND name < 'joho'
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Hacky, but kinda cool.
