class TSQLiteStatement: public TSQLStatement

 Normal constructor.
 Checks if statement contains parameters tags.

 Destructor.

 Close statement.

 Process statement.

 Return number of affected rows after statement is processed.
 Indirect changes e.g. by triggers are not counted, only direct changes
 from last completed statement are taken into account.

 Return number of statement parameters.

 Store result of statement processing to access them
 via GetInt(), GetDouble() and so on methods.
 For SQLite, this is a NO-OP.

 Return number of fields in result set.

 Returns field name in result set.

 Shift cursor to next row in result set.

 Increment iteration counter for statement, where parameter can be set.
 Statement with parameters of previous iteration
 automatically will be applied to database.
 Actually a NO-OP for SQLite, as parameters stay bound when step-ping.

 Convert field value to string.

 Convert field to numeric.

 Checks if field value is null.

 Get integer.

 Get unsigned integer.

 Get long.

 Get long64.

 Return field value as unsigned 64-bit integer

 Return field value as double.

 Return field value as string.

 Return field value as binary array.
 Memory at 'mem' will be reallocated and size updated
 to fit the data if not large enough.

 Return field value as date.

 Return field as time.

 Return field value as date & time.

 Return field as timestamp.
 Second fraction is in milliseconds, which is also the precision all date and time functions of sqlite use.

 Set NULL as parameter value.

 Set parameter value as integer.

 Set parameter value as unsigned integer.
 Actually casted to signed integer, has to be re-casted upon read!

 Set parameter value as long.

 Set parameter value as 64-bit integer.

 Set parameter value as unsigned 64-bit integer.
 Actually casted to signed integer, has to be re-casted upon read!

 Set parameter value as double value.

 Set parameter value as string.

 Set parameter value as binary data.
 Maxsize is ignored for SQLite, we directly insert BLOB of size 'size'.
 Negative size would cause undefined behaviour, so we refuse that.

 Set parameter value as date.

 Set parameter value as time.

 Set parameter value as date & time.

 Set parameter value as timestamp.
 The second fraction has to be in milliseconds,
 as all SQLite functions for date and time assume 3 significant digits.