DESCRIPTION¶
Executes the SQL statement statement for the current SQLite database. The SQL statement may contain wildcards like ? and ?nnn, where nnn is an integer. These wildcards can be given as further parameters to sl_exec. With ?nnn the number of a specific parameter can be given, the first parameter has number 1.
If the statement returns data, sl_exec returns an array with each row (which is itself an array of columns) as an element.
Pragma statements raise a privilege_violation (“sqlite_pragma”, ob, name, value). If the privilege is denied, an error is thrown.
The function is available only if the driver is compiled with SQLite support. In that case, __SQLITE__ is defined.
HISTORY¶
- introduced (3.3.713)