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notes on the new features introduced in 3.8.0
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Changes for Perl extension DBD-SQLite
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Changes for Perl extension DBD-SQLite
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*** NOTICE ON NEXT GENERATION QUERY PLANNER ***
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- As of SQLite 3.8.0, SQLite's query planner has been rewritten.
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According to the author, the new query planner should give
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exactly the same result (though perhaps with a little less CPU
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time spent planning) for simple queries, and for complex
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queries, it can in many cases provide a much faster answer.
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See http://www.sqlite.org/queryplanner-ng.html for details.
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*** NOTICE ON PARTIAL INDICES ***
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- Database files created by SQLite 3.8.0 are still readable and
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writable by prior versions, but if you use partial indices
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introduced in SQLite 3.8.0, those files become unreadable and
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unwritable by older versions of (DBD::)SQLite. They'll be
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readable/writable again by dropping partial indices.
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- Resolved #87435: PATCH: statistics_info perldoc (DDICK)
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- Resolved #87435: PATCH: statistics_info perldoc (DDICK)
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1.40 Sun 28 Jul 2013
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1.40 Sun 28 Jul 2013
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