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Assuming I have a process which uses LightSpeed to write to an SQLite database - every now and then - Is it possible to "tell" Lightspeed to hold exclusive ownership over that said file?
The result I'm hoping to achieve is : do not allow any other process to write to that said database file while my process, using Lightspeed, is running and is writing to the said file? |
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It's not possible at the LightSpeed level. There might be a SQLite option for it, but I can't find any connection string option that locks the file -- you could try asking over at the System.Data.SQLite forums though. |
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