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…access (#24) SqLite no longer validates the path, opens the file or runs PRAGMAs in the constructor. The first pdo()/connect() does all three inside createPdoConnection(), directly on the fresh handle (no pdo() re-entry), so the PRAGMAs also run after every reconnect(). Path/connection errors surface at the first access. reconnect() keeps an open ':memory:' handle (a new handle would be an empty database). ConnectionFactory docblock corrected: sqlite() is lazy like mysql()/postgres(). Bescheid Rolf 2026-10-15: alle Dienste lazy. Paket-Pendant: PdoConnection (src/Connection/PdoConnection.php:89-93) als Lazy-Vorbild — kein neues Konstrukt außerhalb des Pakets
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