I am trying to determine if my java sqlite jdbc driver is compiled in single-thread, multi-thread or serial mode.
I found these references for C: http://ift.tt/1dkDSrz http://ift.tt/1DhMa04
But i could not figure out how to do this in Java.
I am using sqlite-jdbc-3.8.6.jar.
We downgraded to this version because we had crashes with 3.8.7 and 3.8.6 was supposed to be more stable (which we can not yet confirm).
I already tried to get the desired information using PRAGMA queries, but i could not find a corresponding PRAGMA-setting.
The following code does not work on my system since the classes i have do not have the mentioned methods and the SQLiteSwigged does not exist at all (from http://ift.tt/1DhMa06)
System.out.println("_SQLiteSwigged.sqlite3_libversion()=" + _SQLiteSwigged.sqlite3_libversion());
System.out.println("_SQLiteSwigged.sqlite3_libversion_number()=" + _SQLiteSwigged.sqlite3_libversion_number());
System.out.println("_SQLiteSwigged.sqlite3_threadsafe()=" + _SQLiteSwigged.sqlite3_threadsafe());
System.out.println("_SQLiteSwigged.sqlite3_memory_used()=" + _SQLiteSwigged.sqlite3_memory_used());
This class (which has a isThreadSafe() method) also does not exist in my current setup: http://ift.tt/1DhMa08
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