database prior to serializing it, so that it does not have a zero-byte size
and does not return NULL (except for OOM).
[forum:/forumpost/498777780e16880a|Forum thread 498777780e16880a].
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if the underlying VFS does not support that method.
dbsqlfuzz 39d6af88ef5242f866c4f9b21ede330c5c1e36a8.
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to set a maximum size for an in-memory database, defaulting to
SQLITE_MEMDB_DEFAULT_MAXSIZE or 1GiB. (2) Honor the SQLITE_DESERIALIZE_READONLY
flag. (3) Enhance the TCL interface to support -maxsize N and -readonly BOOLEAN.
(4) Add the --maxsize option to the ".open" command and on the command-line for
the CLI.
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Change the name of the compile-time option to enable these interfaces
from SQLITE_ENABLE_MEMDB to SQLITE_ENABLE_DESERIALIZE.
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"db memdb" command from the TCL interface, replacing it with "db serialize"
and "db deserialize".
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optional. There is a new --memdb option with an argument that is the blob
to which the database content should be initialized.
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sqlite3_memdb_config() interfaces, to enable an SQLite database to be
manipulated as an in-memory object.
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