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SQLite Release 3.6.21 On 2009-12-07
- The SQL output resulting from sqlite3_trace() is now modified to include
the values of bound parameters.
- Performance optimizations targeting a specific use case from
a single high-profile user of SQLite.  A 12% reduction in the number of
CPU operations is achieved (as measured by Valgrind).  Actual performance
improvements in practice may vary depending on workload.  Changes
include:
- The ifnull() and coalesce() SQL functions are now implemented
using in-line VDBE code rather than calling external functions, so that
unused arguments need never be evaluated.
- The substr() SQL function does not bother to measure the length
its entire input string if it is only computing a prefix
- Unnecessary OP_IsNull, OP_Affinity, and OP_MustBeInt VDBE opcodes
are suppressed
- Various code refactorizations for performance
 
- The FTS3 extension has undergone a major rework and cleanup.
New FTS3 documentation is now available.
- The SQLITE_SECURE_DELETE compile-time option fixed to make sure that
content is deleted even when the truncate optimization applies.
- Improvements to "dot-command" handling in the
Command Line Interface.
- Other minor bug fixes and documentation enhancements.
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