Enabling shared cache mode for SQLite connections?

SQLite supports shared cache connections which provides more granular write locks among multiple connections allowing for greater concurrency across connections within a single application. http://www.sqlite.org/sharedcache.html
This could be very useful for applications that open multiple async connections to perform updates to different tables.
Is there any way that an AIR application can get access to the shared cache connections?
Thanks,
Peter

Hi Ryan,
Iam trying to activate Delta Cache for some querys in RSRT.
We have many application servers,so, as you have advised i have choosen Mode 4.
And, ticked the check box delta cache.
Apart from that do i need to do any other settings?
Can you please aslo let me know what settings needs to be done for the below:
Read Mode
Persistence Mode
Optimization Mode
It'll be very helpful for me.
Thanks,
Nisha

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