Air - Sqlite with Adobe Air insert data in memory, but do not record on the database file

Question

I have the code:
var statement:SQLStatement = new SQLStatement();
statement.addEventListener(SQLEvent.RESULT, insertResult);
statement.addEventListener(SQLErrorEvent.ERROR, insertError);
statement.sqlConnection = sqlConnection;
statement.text = "insert into table values('"+TINome.text+"','"+TISerial.text+"') ";
statement.execute();
This run without error and the data is inserted (i dont know where), but when i see into database with firefox sqlite manager, the database is empty! But the Air continue run for a time like the data was recorded on the database file. I dont know what is happen with it.
Help please!

Answer 1

Toplink In Memory was developed by our project to solve this problem. It allows us to run our test either in memory or against the database.
In memory, we basically stub out the database. This allows us to speed up our tests about 75x (In memory we run 7600 tests in 200 secs, it takes about 5 hours against the database). However, it throws away things like transactions, so you can't test things like rollback.
In database mode, it just uses toplink, Another benefit of it though is that it watches all the objects created allowing an automatic cleanup of created test objects - keeping your database clean and preventing test interactions.
We used HSQL running in memory previously, it worked fine. However, we needed to write scripts to translate our Oracle SQL into HSQL. Also, we had to override things like the data function in HSQL, and a few of our queries behaved unexpectedly in HSQL. We later abandoned it, as it became a lot of maintenance. It was about 10x faster than running against Oracle.
Interestingly, we install oracle on all our developers machines too, tests run way faster locally, and developers feel way more comfortable experimenting with a local instance than with a shared instance.
You can find the toplink in memory stuff at:
http://toplink-in-mem.sourceforge.net/
I provide all support for it. Doc is sketchy but I'm happy to guide you through stuff and help out where I can with it.
- ted