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#1 2021-09-28 14:48:23

Colin Burchall
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SQLite error message

Using IIS v7.5, PHP v8.0.11 x64, SQLite v3.33 and dotclear 2.19

Everything I've tested so far works. I can update settings in the dashboard and the blog follows these settings, and I can edit the blog.  Adding comments works on the blog.  My problem is that every time I update a setting in the dashboard and save it, I receive the following error message:

SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1 cannot commit - no transaction is active

This is in an orange banner with a bug icon under the breadcrumb heading of the dashboard, and the settings showing underneath in the dashboard are not updated.  If I refresh the page, I can then see the updated settings and when I view the blog, the settings are applied.

Can anyone help with this please, I don't know where to look to resolve it.  Thanks.

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#2 2021-10-02 16:32:40

Colin Burchall
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Re : SQLite error message

I have now worked around this issue, and here is the solution for anyone else who may encounter it.

Initially, I was unable to log in to the dashboard, with Dotclear reporting that it couldn't find a dc_session table.  This was resolved by setting "session.auto_start = 1" in PHP.INI however this was incorrect and conflicted with Dotclear's session handling.  This session conflict was throwing exceptions everywhere, preventing the dc_session table from being updated, causing a foreign key constraint violation on the dc_notice table update due to an empty dc_session table, and leaving no transaction to commit.

So why the problem logging in to the dashboard?  Once I set "session.auto_start = 0" again, this recurred so I stepped through the code to see what's happening.  What I found is that an attempt is being made to VACUUM the dc_session table, and SQLite doesn't support vacuuming tables, only the entire database.  It was interpreting the table name as a schema-name and throwing a fatal exception.  I figured I can manually vacuum the database periodically, so commented out the line that initiates a vacuum. 

This line can be found here:

inc\libs\clearbricks\session.db\class.session.db.php

Line 229, comment out as follows:

227:    private function _optimize()
228:   {
229:    //    $this->con->vacuum($this->table);
230:   }

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#3 2021-10-03 06:25:15

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Re : SQLite error message

> SQLite doesn't support vacuuming tables, only the entire database

Good to know, I'm going to fix this issue for the next version!

Thank's for tips about that :-)


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#4 2021-10-03 06:58:54

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Re : SQLite error message

I push a commit about this issue: https://git.dotclear.org/dev/clearbrick … 502509eb12

tldr: only do a vacuum at db closing if required.

It will be on the next release of Dotclear.

As vacuum is not very efficient (unless you delete a lot of data in db), I think that you can keep your modification (line 229) but put a reminder to remove it juste before applying next update (or the update will fail).


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#5 2021-10-03 09:56:07

Colin Burchall
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Re : SQLite error message

Thank you Franck, and you are very welcome.  I'm glad to have been able to help out. 

Greetings from Australia!

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