Hallo,
I lost many data in a database where autoindex crashed
and any new record, from this event, has been saved on rowid=1.
Any SELECT about lost data return many rows but identical data. (only
COUNT(rowid) is correct - data is not real)
Is there any tool/way to extract data that appear to
Hey guys,
as far as I understand the documentation FTS3/4 does not support prefix
wildcards when searching (e.g. *board = skateboard, longboard, snowboard).
Is there any way to get this working by now?
I read that the right tokenizer may help. Are there any open source ones out
there?
Hi Sqlite Team,
I am trying to Insert values into New Table Ticket from
Table1,Table2,Table3 and Table4 with the following Query but its taking alot
of time to insert values in new table.
VB.NET + SQLITE using ADO.net connection ( Its having 25k+ rows)
*Option 1:*
On 21 Jul 2011, at 2:28pm, Alok Singh wrote:
I am trying to Insert values into New Table Ticket from
Table1,Table2,Table3 and Table4 with the following Query but its taking alot
of time to insert values in new table.
VB.NET + SQLITE using ADO.net connection (
Before your for INSERT command
*You mean this as follows as i written, please review it, its all still
slow..*
**
*Option 2:*
cons.Open()
dim z as integer
Dim mycommand As SQLiteCommand = New SQLiteCommand(cons)
Dim myparam As SQLiteParameter = New SQLiteParameter
On 21 Jul 2011, at 3:29pm, Alok Singh wrote:
Dim tx = cons.BeginTransaction()
Sorry but you're using a library I'm not familiar with. Judging from what you
wrote the first time I'd think more like
mycommand.CommandText = BEING TRANSACTION
mycommand.ExecuteNonQuery()
FOR z = 1 TO count1
I have a Tracks table containing columns for artistname and trackname. I want
to be able to select all artist names that have more than ten tracks. For
example Elvis Presley has more than 20 tracks in the Tracks table but Johnny
Cash has only 5 tracks. I need to be able to count Elvis and
On 21-07-2011 18:59, chiefmccrossan wrote:
I have a Tracks table containing columns for artistname and trackname. I want
to be able to select all artist names that have more than ten tracks. For
SELECT artisname, count(tracks)
FROM Tracks
GROUP BY artistname
HAVING count(tracks)10
example
I can at least store all the data, for the cases I have tested till
now (600 billion entries for now), but it is awfully slow.
I'm not surprised. Maybe you should consider some sort of
partitioning scheme? Take a look at VoltDB.com - it might
be an approach?
Paul...
--
Hmmm a life:
Hey,
So I am running .Net 4.0 so I downloaded the binarys for 64 bit .Net 4.0, the
non-mixed mode ones.
If I try adding a reference to the interop visual studio says it can't add it
as a reference.
Anyone know of a way I can fix this?
Thanks,
Brad
Could you define awfully slow? That's pretty hard to tell if your speed is
what one should expect.
Michael D. Black
Senior Scientist
NG Information Systems
Advanced Analytics Directorate
From: sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org [sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org] on
behalf of Paul Linehan
Perfect! Thanks a million! =)
Just wondering, is there anyway to select only unique results in what is
returned and no duplicates?
For example, Elvis Presley has a track called Teddy Bear in my table 6 times
but I only want to include it once?
luuk34 wrote:
On 21-07-2011 18:59,
On 7/21/2011 3:15 PM, chiefmccrossan wrote:
Perfect! Thanks a million! =)
Just wondering, is there anyway to select only unique results in what is
returned and no duplicates?
For example, Elvis Presley has a track called Teddy Bear in my table 6 times
but I only want to include it once?
select id,count(distinct track) from tracks group by id having count(distinct
track)=10;
Michael D. Black
Senior Scientist
NG Information Systems
Advanced Analytics Directorate
From: sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org [sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org] on
Thanks, for the record this works but for some reason the ToolTask only
sends the arguments list to the command-processor if this flag is set. So,
you need to prepend the tool path and tool name to get it working.
-Original Message-
From: sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org
You should not need to add the interop assembly (i.e. SQLite.Interop.dll) as
an actual reference; however, you may want to add it as a content file
to your project and set it to be copied to the project output directory.
You will want to add a reference to the [managed] System.Data.SQLite
Hello,
Yeah that is what I did in the interim to get it to work.
The issue being my company does not believe in the DLLs being in a lib folder
inside a project.
Instead they have a Library folder at the same level of the solution file, and
everything is added by ref.
So unless I add it by ref I
Yeah that is what I did in the interim to get it to work.
Ok, good.
The issue being my company does not believe in the DLLs being in a lib
folder inside a project.
Their beliefs do not impact how the code needs to be deployed in order to
function properly.
Instead they have a Library
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