I’m fully aware of that… it’s just that REALSQLDatabase.AutoCommit =False has been the default (and it’s what I’m used to, and what all these applications are originally written to use).
And it seems to me that SQLiteDatabase is using Autocommit=True (the documentation is sparse and just says: By default, SQLite does a Commit after each SQL command that changes the database or its data.)
So moving from REALSQLDatabase -> SQLiteDatabase obviously isn’t just a simple replace of the Class-name…?
Because the AutoCommit behavior is the other way around - and I can’t see how to change it back to the other behavior with SQLiteDatabase.
That’s what I have been hoping for.
If not - then yes, I know how/what to look out for and how to modify it accordingly (should it really be necessary to ->have to<- use the AutoCommit=True).