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AttributeError: 'sqlite3.Connection' object has no attribute 'enable_load_extension'

Open dbricker-intel opened this issue 2 years ago • 1 comments

Is supersqlite enable loading sqlite extensions? What can cause this error:

from supersqlite import sqlite3 as sqlite33 conn33=sqlite33.connect("mydbfile.db") conn33.enable_load_extension(True) Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in AttributeError: 'sqlite3.Connection' object has no attribute 'enable_load_extension' thank you.

dbricker-intel avatar Apr 12 '22 07:04 dbricker-intel

The enable_load_extension() method in the sqlite3 module is not available by default in all SQLite installations, including the standard sqlite3 module in Python. This method allows you to enable the loading of SQLite extensions, which can be potentially dangerous if not used with caution.

It seems like you are using the supersqlite library, which is a Python wrapper around SQLite that provides additional features and functionality beyond the standard sqlite3 module.

However, based on the error message you provided, it appears that the enable_load_extension() method is not available in the sqlite3.Connection object provided by the supersqlite library. This could be due to the supersqlite library not exposing or implementing this particular method.

To check whether the enable_load_extension() method is supported, you can inspect the sqlite3.Connection object in the supersqlite library to see if the method is present:

import supersqlite.sqlite3 as sqlite33

conn33 = sqlite33.connect("mydbfile.db")
print(hasattr(conn33, 'enable_load_extension'))

If the output is False, it means that the enable_load_extension() method is not available in the sqlite3.Connection object provided by supersqlite.

ljluestc avatar Aug 07 '23 00:08 ljluestc