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SQLITE_E_ABORT
SQLITE_E_ABORT corresponds to SQLite SQLITE_ABORT. An application callback, such as an authorizer, progress handler, or another callback in the call path, requested that SQLite stop the operation.
What to check
- Find the callback registered on the affected connection and log why it returned an abort result.
- Distinguish a deliberate cancellation from a callback failure; retrying without understanding the callback can repeat the same abort.
- When the operation runs in a transaction, verify whether the application expects the statement or the transaction to be retried.
SELECT sqlite_version();SQLite: Result and Error Codes
SQLite: Interrupt a long-running query
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