History log of /external/javasqlite/VERSION
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5cd52ed8fd9244cbbb9c2553e58b511344f75d8b 27-Sep-2010 Elliott Hughes <enh@google.com> Update us to the 2010-07-27 release of the sqlite JDBC driver.

I've added the Backup and Profile classes, even though we don't need them, to
minimize our differences from upstream (since these are referenced by classes
that we do use, and from JNI). I'm still keeping out the separate little
programs that live in the same package.

I'm sending our performance changes upstream (we've switched to Java 6 JDBC
since last time, so we need the changes in the JDBC2z near-duplicates; Android
only ships the single version it needs).

Bug: 3003930
Change-Id: Ia34a622e881e2a222f844130a1ac311eeded4a46
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7a647e8547e57ca573541be55b3728ef7ce376fe 27-Feb-2010 Elliott Hughes <enh@google.com> Upgrade our sqlite JDBC driver to version 20100131.

This fixes a bunch of KnownFailures, and adds a bunch of new features. I've
updated the tests correspondingly (though doubtless we could add a lot more
tests now, if we wanted to).

I regenerated Constants.java manually, and explained how in its javadoc.

I've added the upstream VERSION file so it's easier to see what upstream
version we're at. (Constants now contains the version number too, but that's
less obvious.)

All our changes now have android-changed markers. I'll see about getting them
pushed upstream next week.

(This change best reviewed with "ignore whitespace". It looks like we made a
bunch of whitespace "corrections" when we imported this source, which just
makes it harder to stay in sync. I've taken the upstream copies of files that
only had whitespace differences.)
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