exception Error of stringThe functions in this module tend to raise more often than their counterparts in Sqlite3. In particular, they may raise if the Sqlite3.Rc.t result of certain operations is unexpected.
val check_sqlite_error : ?fatal:bool ‑> Sqlite3.db ‑> log:string ‑> Sqlite3.Rc.t ‑> unitAssert that the result is either Sqlite3.Rc.OK. If row_is_ok then Sqlite3.Rc.ROW is also accepted. If the result is not valid, then if fatal is set raise Error, otherwise log the error and proceed.
val exec : Sqlite3.db ‑> log:string ‑> stmt:string ‑> unitExecute the given Sqlite stmt and asserts that it resulted in Sqlite3.Rc.OK. Otherwise, fail similarly to check_sqlite_error ~fatal:true.
val finalize : Sqlite3.db ‑> log:string ‑> Sqlite3.stmt ‑> unitFinalize the given stmt. Raises Error on failure.
val sqlite_result_rev_list_step : ?finalize:bool ‑> Sqlite3.db ‑> log:string ‑> Sqlite3.stmt ‑> Sqlite3.Data.t option listReturn a reversed list of results obtained by repeatedly stepping through stmt and saving only column 0 of each returned row (all that's been needed so far).
val sqlite_result_step : ?finalize:bool ‑> Sqlite3.db ‑> log:string ‑> Sqlite3.stmt ‑> Sqlite3.Data.t optionSame as sqlite_result_rev_list_step but asserts that at most one result is returned.
val sqlite_unit_step : ?finalize:bool ‑> Sqlite3.db ‑> log:string ‑> Sqlite3.stmt ‑> unitSame as sqlite_result_rev_list_step but asserts that no result is returned.
val db_close : Sqlite3.db ‑> unitClose the given database and asserts that it was effective. Raises Error if not.
module type Data : sig ... endAn API commonly needed to store and retrieve objects from the database
module MarshalledData : functor (D : sig ... end) -> Data with type t = D.tA default implementation of the Data API that encodes every objects as marshalled blobs