sqlite: attempted fix for persistent MISUSE errors

- Sometimes, the bridge can get wedged in a state where doing DB operations
  returns SQLITE_MISUSE errors.
- I don't really know what causes this, but I'm hoping unconditionally resetting
  the statements before they get used will ameliorate the problem?
- Additionally, the reset statements now aren't wrapped in an IGNORE-ERRORS,
  meaning we might get error tracebacks that point to the actual problem now.
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eta 2020-09-16 13:06:52 +01:00
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@ -45,26 +45,25 @@ In other words, prepares STATEMENT once, then returns the prepared statement aft
,statement-sym)))
(defmacro with-prepared-statement ((name statement) &body forms)
"Evaluates FORMS, binding a prepared statement with SQL text STATEMENT to NAME, and ensuring it is reset when control is transferred."
"Evaluates FORMS, binding a prepared statement with SQL text STATEMENT to NAME and making sure it is reset beforehand."
`(bt:with-recursive-lock-held (*db-lock*)
(let ((,name (prepared-statement ,statement)))
(multiple-value-prog1
(unwind-protect
(progn ,@forms)
(ignore-errors (sqlite:reset-statement ,name)))))))
(sqlite:reset-statement ,name)
(sqlite:clear-statement-bindings ,name)
,@forms)))
(defmacro with-prepared-statements (statements &body forms)
"Like WITH-PREPARED-STATEMENT, but takes multiple statements."
(let ((let-forms (loop for (name statement) in statements
collect `(,name (prepared-statement ,statement))))
(reset-forms (loop for (name statement) in statements
collect `(ignore-errors (sqlite:reset-statement ,name)))))
collect `(progn
(sqlite:reset-statement ,name)
(sqlite:clear-statement-bindings ,name)))))
`(bt:with-recursive-lock-held (*db-lock*)
(let (,@let-forms)
(multiple-value-prog1
(unwind-protect
(progn ,@forms))
(ignore-errors (progn ,@reset-forms)))))))
,@reset-forms
,@forms))))
(defmacro column-values (statement)
"Returns the values in the current row of the STATEMENT."