SQLiteException on UpdateMarketHistory call crashes the application about eve-iph

[Zifrian]

Thanks, working on it now! Had trouble finding the error.

On Sat, Jan 30, 2016 at 6:07 PM, tash [email protected] wrote:

EVE Isk per Hourexe Version: 32587328891

Frameworkversion: v4030319
Beschreibung: Der Prozess wurde aufgrund einer unbehandelten Ausnahme beendet
Ausnahmeinformationen: SystemDataSQLiteSQLiteException
bei SystemDataSQLiteSQLite3Prepare(SystemDataSQLiteSQLiteConnection, SystemString, SystemDataSQLiteSQLiteStatement, UInt32, SystemString ByRef)
bei SystemDataSQLiteSQLiteCommandBuildNextCommand()
bei SystemDataSQLiteSQLiteCommandGetStatement(Int32)
bei SystemDataSQLiteSQLiteDataReaderNextResult()
bei SystemDataSQLiteSQLiteDataReaderctor(SystemDataSQLiteSQLiteCommand, SystemDataCommandBehavior)
bei SystemDataSQLiteSQLiteCommandExecuteReader(SystemDataCommandBehavior)
bei SystemDataSQLiteSQLiteCommandExecuteNonQuery()
bei EVE_Isk_per_HourDBConnectionExecuteNonQuerySQL(SystemString)
bei EVE_Isk_per_HourEVECRESTUpdateMarketHistory(EVE_Isk_per_HourDBConnection ByRef, Int64, Int64, Boolean ByRef, Boolean)
bei EVE_Isk_per_HourMarketPriceInterfaceUpdateMarketHistory(SystemObject)
bei SystemThreadingThreadHelperThreadStart_Context(SystemObject)
bei SystemThreadingExecutionContextRunInternal(SystemThreadingExecutionContext, SystemThreadingContextCallback, SystemObject, Boolean)
bei SystemThreadingExecutionContextRun(SystemThreadingExecutionContext, SystemThreadingContextCallback, SystemObject, Boolean)
bei SystemThreadingExecutionContextRun(SystemThreadingExecutionContext, SystemThreadingContextCallback, SystemObject)
bei SystemThreadingThreadHelperThreadStart(SystemObject)

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[tash]

after latest update, the following dialog text is displayed on error:
Program error in Library CREST Call: SQLite error table MARKET_HISTORY has 8 columns but 11 values were supplied

btw thanks for maintaining IPH

[Zifrian]

OK fix should be up. It was an EU to US decimal issue. For some reason CREST was returning it in that format for EU users. Let me know if it still comes up.

[tash]

fixed, thx