JavaScript: I have two function.

1. Bisi = function(){
2. var query = "SELECT * FROM Table";
3. }

4. Ada = function(){
5. //Stops here
6. var query = "INSERT to TABLE";
7. }

Bisi();
Ada();

When this two function is being hit by the browser, Bisi() is executed and runs fine, Ada() executes, but stops at Line 5 and moves to another method to perform another task inside the JavaScript declaration.

What could be the issue? How do I resolve?

computer scientist,oya!

In general programming, It seems the database hasn't released control. It's probably why you can't run another query on it. Hence, the stoppage on line 5.

I'll advise you to check javascript documentation if there is a way you can run queries simultaneously.

TakeMeSerious:
In general programming, It seems the database hasn't released control. It's probably why you can't run another query on it. Hence, the stoppage on line 5.

I'll advise you to check javascript documentation if there is a way you can run queries simultaneously.

There are so many libraries that can allow you to use SQLite on the Web this days.

Insert into, not insert to

Insert "into"

"INSERT TO" should be "INSERT INTO" meanwhile if it still fails, then you should check the js console on your browser for error message.