Bugzilla

And we now have 3.41.2: https://sqlite.org/releaselog/3_41_2.html

 Multiple fixes for reads past the end of memory buffers (NB: reads not writes) in the following circumstances:

    When processing a corrupt database file using the non-standard SQLITE_ENABLE_STAT4 compile-time option.
    In the CLI when the sqlite3_error_offset() routine returns an out-of-range value (see also the fix to sqlite3_error_offset() below).
    In the recovery extension.
    In FTS3 when processing a corrupt database file. 

Fix the sqlite3_error_offset() so that it does not return out-of-range values when reporting errors associated with generated columns.
Multiple fixes in the query optimizer for problems that cause incorrect results for bizarre, fuzzer-generated queries.
Increase the size of the reference counter in the page cache object to 64 bits to ensure that the counter never overflows.
Fix a performance regression caused by a bug fix in patch release 3.41.1.
Fix a few incorrect assert() statements.

And we now have 3.41.2: https://sqlite.org/releaselog/3_41_2.html

- Multiple fixes for reads past the end of memory buffers (NB: reads not writes) in the following circumstances:
a.    When processing a corrupt database file using the non-standard SQLITE_ENABLE_STAT4 compile-time option.
b.    In the CLI when the sqlite3_error_offset() routine returns an out-of-range value (see also the fix to sqlite3_error_offset() below).
c.    In the recovery extension.
d.    In FTS3 when processing a corrupt database file. 

- Fix the sqlite3_error_offset() so that it does not return out-of-range values when reporting errors associated with generated columns.
- Multiple fixes in the query optimizer for problems that cause incorrect results for bizarre, fuzzer-generated queries.
- Increase the size of the reference counter in the page cache object to 64 bits to ensure that the counter never overflows.
- Fix a performance regression caused by a bug fix in patch release 3.41.1.
- Fix a few incorrect assert() statements.

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