Companion

Comparator for UTF-8 strings that compares them case-independently, using the same definition of case independence SQLite uses internally when comparing identifiers.

Options SQLite was compiled with, each with its SQLITE_ prefix omitted.

Whether this SQLite build has mutexing code omitted because the SQLITE_THREADSAFE compile-time option was set to 0. When true, this library and its host application must not use SQLite from more than one thread at a time.

Number of distinct keywords SQLite understands.

Version of SQLite Multiple Ciphers.

Identifier of the check-in this SQLite build was produced from in its source control system.

SQLite version, for example 3.45.0.

SQLite version encoded as a single integer, for example 3045000 for version 3.45.0.

Returns a comparator for UTF-8 strings that compares them case-independently, the same way caseIndependentComparator does, but only looking at the first maxBytes bytes.

Returns the keyword at index, out of the keywordCount keywords SQLite understands.

Initializes SQLite and returns an SQLite instance used to initiate connections. SQLite global options can be configured by supplying a value to configure.

Returns true if sql looks like a complete SQL statement, or false if more input would be needed before SQLite could parse it. Whitespace and comments after the final statement do not count as needing more input.

Returns whether word is an SQLite keyword.

Sends message through SQLite's logging mechanism, invoking the currently configured ksqlite.kapi.config.Logger, if any, with errorCode.

Returns whether input matches the GLOB pattern.

Returns whether input matches the LIKE pattern, using escape as the escape character.