SQLITE_OKSUCCESSTier 1 — Safe⚠️ MEDIUM confidenceSuccessful result
Category: SuccessVersions: 3.0+
🔴 Production Risk Error
None — this indicates success.
What this means
SQLITE_OK (0) is returned by almost every SQLite API function to indicate success. A return value of 0 means the operation completed without error.
Why it happens
- 1Not an error — the operation succeeded.
How to reproduce
Returned by sqlite3_open(), sqlite3_exec(), sqlite3_step() (first row), and most other API calls on success.
trigger — this will ERROR
import sqlite3
conn = sqlite3.connect(':memory:')
rc = conn.execute('SELECT 1')
# rc is a cursor — no exception means SQLITE_OK internallyNo exception raised; cursor or result returned.
Fix 1
Why this works
No fix needed — this is the success code.
Sources
📚 Official docs: https://www.sqlite.org/rescode.html#ok
🔧 Source ref: sqlite3.h — SQLITE_OK = 0
📖 Further reading: SQLite result codes
Confidence assessment
⚠️ MEDIUM confidence
Stable. SQLITE_OK has been 0 since the beginning.
See also
📄 Reference pages
SQLite result codes
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