Hi Ralf, Thank you for your help. I also don't know how to reproduce it... I'll try and will keep an eye on it to see any specific info I can gather. On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 6:42 PM, Delphi Inspiration <delphi@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 27.01.2011 16:28, Edwin Yip wrote: > > > But my problem is with the *original *database file, not a one that's > > copied to another computer by Dropbox. > > > > Maybe this "SQLite Error 1 - cannot rollback - no transaction is active" > > error is not related to Dropbox? Since I got the same error report from > > some of my software users. What other factors might cause this problem? > > > > And the code that caused this error is as following: > > if FDb.InTransaction then > > FDb.Commit; //yes, commit, not rollback, I wonder why the errr msg > > says 'rollback'. > > I tried to reproduce, but could not. Can you send some code that > demonstrates your problem? > > Please know that > > TDISQLite3Database.InTransaction > > only works if used in pair with > > TDISQLite3Database.StartTransaction; > TDISQLite3Database.Commit; > TDISQLite3Database.Rollback; > > This group of four maintains its own counter to mimic nested > transactions, which are not supported by SQLite. They do not work with > SQL transaction commands like BEGIN, COMMIT, or ROLLBACK. > > Therefore applications must never mix SQL transaction commands with > TDISQLite3Database transaction methods. Is this something you are doing? > > I can not think of how this would generate the error message you are > seeing, but since I have no other clues it might be worth checking. > > Ralf > _______________________________________________ > Delphi Inspiration mailing list > yunqa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > //www.freelists.org/list/yunqa > > > > -- Best Regards, Edwin Yip Mind Mapping is as Effortless as Typing http://www.InnovationGear.com