| QUOTE (hynr @ September 16, 2013 01:09 am) | ||
I have a follow-up to this (in my case I do prefer SQLite code rather than other macro commands) for a macro that I am currently working on: once the above macroflag is set in the current database, my next step is to then set this filter
It seems that this could be a one-line SQLite update on the logs table with the above shown attachment, but I am a bit too chicken to simply go experiement on my main database since I am currently traveling. So I would love some advice on what might work. (This is relevant because the API does not send your own found logs the way PQs do, so I have tons of records which are missing relevant found logs by myself and/or my caching partner; but they are in our Founds databases). |
Assuming the other database is already attached (in my example I have used the name "OtherDb") then I think the code would go something like:
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$status = sqlite("sql","replace into logs select * from OtherDb.logs where g_FoundLog(OtherDb.logs.ltype) and OtherDb.logs.lIsowner and OtherDb.logs.lparent in (select code from caches where macroflag and not found)") resynclogs |
