Re: SQLite -- same DB, different machines -> different results
Re: SQLite -- same DB, different machines -> different results
- Subject: Re: SQLite -- same DB, different machines -> different results
- From: Andy Lee <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2009 08:31:28 -0400
I guess I would ask the same question I asked another recent poster:
is there some reason you can't install the dev tools on the iMac and
use them to debug the problem? It's *your* iMac, right? Not some
customer's machine that you don't have access to?
If installing the dev tools is not an option, you could also, as
someone suggested, add NSLog statements to your program at key points.
Either way, the objective is to figure out which line of code is
behaving differently on the two machines. Find that line of code and
tell us what it is.
--Andy
On Jun 10, 2009, at 7:36 PM, Тимофей Даньшин wrote:
Hello.
I've written the alfa of my first app on the Mac which works in an
acceptable manner on my macbook. But when i run it on my iMac, it
returns different results for the in seemingly the same conditions.
The application is a dictionary. As the user types a word into the
searchfield, he/she gets a completion suggestion (much like in Xcode
for class or variable or method names or like in Safari for web-
addresses). In my case it is the first word in the database with the
prefix the user has already typed. So, for example, if a the user
types "te", the first suggestion (s)he gets is "tea". But on the
iMac, the user does not get that completion...
Again, the application is completely the same. It is the release
build. It has the same database. Now that I think about it, the
versions if SQLite may be different, but that shouldn't really
matter, for SQL syntax is pretty standard. And the tables in the
database do have an autoincremental id (besides the 'rowid').
What could be the reasons for that?
Thank you in advance,
Timofey.
By the way, if you are willing to try it, I think i could upload it
somewhere... It is a russian-english-russian dictionary.
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