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Hi,
is there a reason why it is currently not supported to define a VFS via the connection string when opening a DB?
I guess everything is prepared for it but the zVfs parameter is just not use and always set to nil
zVfs
nil
go-sqlite3/sqlite3.go
Line 1377 in 92f580b
Would you mind to add the vfs to the connection uri parameters, so that e.g. this can be done:
db, err := sql.Open("sqlite3", "test.db?cache=shared&mode=rwc&vfs=unix-dotfile")
(I guess as a start, it is good enough only supporting the build-in-VFS'; registering new VFS' can be added if needed later)
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Support vfs for Open
ea43798
Closes #876
Could you please try #877 ?
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Support vfs for Open (#877)
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Hi,
is there a reason why it is currently not supported to define a VFS via the connection string when opening a DB?
I guess everything is prepared for it but the
zVfs
parameter is just not use and always set tonil
go-sqlite3/sqlite3.go
Line 1377 in 92f580b
Would you mind to add the vfs to the connection uri parameters, so that e.g. this can be done:
(I guess as a start, it is good enough only supporting the build-in-VFS'; registering new VFS' can be added if needed later)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: