SQLite Cloud

Plugin Commands

DISABLE PLUGIN

Use this command to disable a plugin. Established connections will continue to have that plugin loaded. The disabled setting affects only new connections.

Syntax

DISABLE PLUGIN plugin_name

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PLUGIN

Return

OK string or error value (see SCSP protocol).

Example

> DISABLE PLUGIN sample.plugin
OK

ENABLE PLUGIN

Use this command to re-enable a plugin previously disabled. Note that the newly enabled plugin is available only for new connections.

Syntax

ENABLE PLUGIN plugin_name

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PLUGIN

Return

OK string or error value (see SCSP protocol).

Example

> ENABLE PLUGIN sample.plugin
OK

LIST PLUGINS

The LIST PLUGINS command returns a rowset that provides information about the installed native/SQLite extensions.

Syntax

LIST PLUGINS

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PLUGIN

Return

A Rowset with the following columns:

  • name: plugin name
  • type: plugin type (SQLite or SQLiteCloud)
  • enabled: 1 enabled, 0 disabled
  • version: plugin version
  • copyright: plugin copyright
  • description: plugin description

The version, copyright and description columns are not NULL only in case of native SQLite Cloud extensions developed with the official plugins SDK.

Example

> LIST PLUGINS
---------|--------|---------|---------|-----------|-------------|
 name    | type   | enabled | version | copyright | description |
---------|--------|---------|---------|-----------|-------------|
 crypto  | SQLite | 1       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
 fileio  | SQLite | 1       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
 fuzzy   | SQLite | 1       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
 ipaddr  | SQLite | 1       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
 math    | SQLite | 1       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
 stats   | SQLite | 1       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
 text    | SQLite | 1       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
 unicode | SQLite | 1       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
 uuid    | SQLite | 1       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
 vsv     | SQLite | 1       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
 re      | SQLite | 0       | NULL    | NULL      | NULL        |
---------|--------|---------|---------|-----------|-------------|

LOAD PLUGIN

In a running server, the LOAD PLUGIN command forces plugin_name to be loaded in the core services. A loaded plugin is also enabled by default and will be registered in newly established connections.

Syntax

LOAD PLUGIN plugin_name

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PLUGIN

Return

OK string or error value (see SCSP protocol).

Example

> LOAD PLUGIN sample.plugin
OK