SQLite DB at Runtime

Silenzio76

@sgaist that will be in a second phase, for now I need create the db file( db.sqlite ?)at runtime

SGaist

If the file doesn't exist, it will be created. That's how SQLite works (it's nothing related to the plugin).

Silenzio76

@sgaist ok, if will be created my question is where is put the file qith the ":memory: condition after the app is terminated?
Because the next time I will need to connect to it and retrieve the saved datas.

SGaist

There's no file created when using the special keyword ":memory:".

Silenzio76

@sgaist the problem is that, I need to create the file at the first start of the app.

Christian Ehrlicher

@silenzio76 said in SQLite DB at Runtime:

the problem is that, I need to create the file at the first start of the app.

So where is your problem - simply pass the filename to setDatabaseName() instead ":memory:"...

Silenzio76

@christian-ehrlicher done but don't work, it's in the first post:

db.setDatabaseName(dbPath);

SGaist

In your first post, your db object is invalid. addDatabase is a static method that returns a QSqlDatabase object that is the one that you should use to setup the database connection. Hence my comment on your new version using :memory:., you are using QSqlDatabase correctly on that one. So as already said, you can now use a path to a database file. If it's still not working, then check the errors and also check that you have the write permission on the folder you want to store your database in.

Oshio

@Silenzio76
I don't have the time to read your code, but take a look at my SQLiteSave library: https://github.com/Oshio09/Oshio_Qt_Static_Libs

Its not documented but you will find the interface very intuitive. Try to maintain a copy of the repository, because I just created after I saw your question. I may delete or rename it in the future.

There is a QT Test project that I wrote, read and use as an example on how to use the library.
I don't know how much you understand about Qt so I wrote some simple steps on how to run the tests at the README file.

I wrote this lib last week so I didn't had time to do an extensive test, try to run and let me know of any errors. As @SGaist pointed out QStandardPaths is good practice, SQLiteSave makes use of it.

Silenzio76

@oshio Thank You, you'ra are very usefull!!!