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Thanks @zmeyc - At a cursory look, lastInsertRowID() is returning an Int type, which on 32-bit systems is the same size as Int32, on 64-bit systems is the same size as Int64. So, something else is at play here, and we'll keep looking.
Can you confirm what OS you observed this on?
Thanks!
@iamjono Then this is not much of a problem, at least on OS X. But I think it would be more correct to explicitly return Int64 on any architecture, as rowIds in sqlite are always 64-bit signed integers.
For example, Telegram userIds (53 bit values) in my app are stored in INTEGER PRIMARY KEY column which becomes rowid. If I'll use last_insert_rowid, they will be truncated on 32 bit systems.
In Perfect-SQLite lastInsertRowId is truncated to Int. In SQLite it's int64:
sqlite3_int64 sqlite3_last_insert_rowid(sqlite3*);
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