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SQLITE_E_LOCKED
SQLITE_E_LOCKED corresponds to SQLite SQLITE_LOCKED. Unlike SQLITE_BUSY, it usually means a conflict within the same database connection or through shared-cache mode.
What to check
- Review overlapping statements on the same connection and make sure every prepared statement is reset or finalized at the correct time.
- Check whether shared-cache mode is enabled; SQLite documents it as a distinct source of
SQLITE_LOCKEDconflicts. - Do not hide this with an indefinite retry loop: correct the connection or statement lifetime first.
PRAGMA database_list;
SQLite: Result and Error Codes
SQLite: File locking and concurrency
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