What are database behaviour & error differences in web vs android

[folsze]

Jean Pierre, you said that the error messages are "better" in IOS than in web.

So two questions:
Why are the two databases different?
How are they different - is there some way to deduce differences or is it complicated?

[folsze]

The reason I am asking is because I think I found an error in the library. But I am not sure yet. It only happens in web.

Basically what happens is I am running a an update statement with .run(stmt, values) and the return value states that 0 rows changed when actually when querying the data before & after you can definetly see changes.

if(ret.changes!.changes != 1) {
    return Promise.reject(`save: insert changes != 1`);
}

This is the code I am talking about. But it's actually an update statement in my case.

So if you could tell me what the difference between the two databases really is that would be helpful.

E.g. do they use different SQLite version number in web vs. android? Or how exactly do the implementations differ, is there a different SQLite sub-category name for them?