- From: Aaron Boodman <aa@google.com>
- Date: Sat, 20 Oct 2007 19:44:47 -0700
On 10/19/07, Brady Eidson <beidson at apple.com> wrote: > In fact, we plan to disallow access to the > sqlite_master table because there's no reason the client *should* be > able to access such an implementation specific field that has nothing > to do with "client side database storage" Not really my business, but this seems like a bad idea. Applications built on top of WebKit with SQLite are already tightly coupled to the SQLite dialect. If such applications wanted to port to another database engine, accessing sqlite_master would be the least of their problems. SQLite's datatypes, for example, are different than those in other database implementations. Being able to introspect the database is a valuable feature. Sure it is not best-practice, but in some cases, such as tools, it can be useful. - a
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