I am connecting with SQlite using JDBC driver. I want to check from SQLite command prompt how many connections are open within the database engine. Can any one tell me how I can do it?
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I am connecting with SQlite using JDBC driver. I want to check from SQLite command prompt how many connections are open within the database engine. Can any one tell me how I can do it?
There is no API to do that in the
java.sqlpackage. You have to do that at your side for example using aSingletonclass alowing you to create connections and keeping track of the number of such created connections.PS: of course this will only count the number of connections in underlying running JVM instance