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<h2>2.0 List Of Requirements</h2>

<dl>
<tcl>
db eval {SELECT * FROM requirement ORDER BY reqno} {
  hd_puts "<dt><b>$reqno</b></dt>\n"



  hd_puts "<dd><p>$reqtext\n"

  set ck [
    db eval {SELECT DISTINCT srccat || '/' || srcfile FROM evidence
             WHERE reqno=$reqno ORDER BY 1}
  ]

  if {[llength $ck]==0} {
    hd_puts "<i>(source: $srcfile)</i>"

  } else {
    hd_puts "<i>(source: $srcfile, checked-by: [join $ck {, }])</i>"
  }
  hd_puts "</p></dd>\n\n"
}
</tcl>
</dl>

<h2>2.0 List Of Requirements</h2>

<dl>
<tcl>
db eval {SELECT * FROM requirement ORDER BY reqno} {
  hd_puts "<dt><b>$reqno</b></dt>\n"
  if {$reqimage} {
    hd_puts "<dd><p>$origtext<br>\n"
  } else {
    hd_puts "<dd><p>$reqtext\n"
  }
  set ck [
    db eval {SELECT DISTINCT srccat || '/' || srcfile FROM evidence
             WHERE reqno=$reqno ORDER BY 1}
  ]
  hd_puts "<i>(source <a href=\"$srcfile\">$srcfile</a>"
  if {[llength $ck]==0} {

    hd_puts ")</i>"
  } else {
    hd_puts ", checked-by: [join $ck {, }])</i>"
  }
  hd_puts "</p></dd>\n\n"
}
</tcl>
</dl>

Some query parameters are interpreted by the SQLite core and used to 
modify the characteristics of the new connection.  ^All query parameters
are always passed through into the xOpen method of the [VFS] even if
they are previously read and interpreted by the SQLite core.
</p>

<p>
The following query parameters are recognized by SQLite as of version 3.7.7.
Other query parameters might be added to this set in future releases.
</p>

<dl>
<dt><b>vfs=</b><i>NAME</i></dt>
<dd><p>^This query parameter causes the database connection to be opened
using the [VFS] called <i>NAME</i>.
^The open attempt fails if <i>NAME</i> is not the name of a [VFS] that
is built into SQLite or that has been previously registered using
[sqlite3_vfs_register()].</dd>

<dt><b>mode=ro<br>mode=rw<br>mode=rwc</b></dt>
<dd><p>^These query parameters determine if the new database is opened
read-only, read-write, or read-write and created if it does not exist,
respectively.
</dd>

<dt><b>cache=shared<br>cache=private</b></dt>
<dd><p>^These query parameters determine if the new database is opened
using [shared cache mode] or with a private cache, respectively.







</dd>
</dl>

<h1>4.0 See Also</h1>

<ul>
<li> [URI filenames in sqlite3_open()]
<li> [URI filename examples]
</ul>

Some query parameters are interpreted by the SQLite core and used to 
modify the characteristics of the new connection.  ^All query parameters
are always passed through into the xOpen method of the [VFS] even if
they are previously read and interpreted by the SQLite core.
</p>

<p>
The following query parameters are recognized by SQLite as of version 3.7.10.
Other query parameters might be added to this set in future releases.
</p>

<dl>
<dt><b>vfs=</b><i>NAME</i></dt>
<dd><p>^The vfs query parameter causes the database connection to be opened
using the [VFS] called <i>NAME</i>.
^The open attempt fails if <i>NAME</i> is not the name of a [VFS] that
is built into SQLite or that has been previously registered using
[sqlite3_vfs_register()].</dd>

<dt><b>mode=ro<br>mode=rw<br>mode=rwc</b></dt>
<dd><p>^The mode query parameter determines if the new database is opened
read-only, read-write, or read-write and created if it does not exist.

</dd>

<dt><b>cache=shared<br>cache=private</b></dt>
<dd><p>^The cache query parameter determines if the new database is opened
using [shared cache mode] or with a private cache.
</dd>

<dt><b>psow=0<br>psow=1</b></dt>
<dd><p>^The psow query parameter overrides the [powersafe overwrite]
property of the database file being opened.  ^The psow query parameter
works with the default windows and unix [VFSes] but might be a no-op for
other proprietary or non-standard VFSes.
</dd>
</dl>

<h1>4.0 See Also</h1>

<ul>
<li> [URI filenames in sqlite3_open()]
<li> [URI filename examples]
</ul>