Re: Different ways of working against a SQLite3 dB

On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 3:53 PM, DaSa wrote: > > > Thx for your tips! > > I tried to update my Python version but it did not work. > Updating Python failed? Or changing to 2.6 did not affect your problem? > > Today I have my data in an Excel document, and I have a

Re: Different ways of working against a SQLite3 dB

Thx for your tips! I tried to update my Python version but it did not work. Today I have my data in an Excel document, and I have a script that parse the excel document and creates sql-commands that I paste in the SQL shell. But as you know I have the problem with swedish signs. I shall try

Re: Different ways of working against a SQLite3 dB

On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 10:31 AM, DaSa wrote: > > Thx! But I have the correct chcp coding. I can write swedish signs in > the promt, it is when I try to add them in the SQLite3 dB it goes > wrong. > > I believe it is the "python manage.py shell" that can't handle

Re: Different ways of working against a SQLite3 dB

Thx! But I have the correct chcp coding. I can write swedish signs in the promt, it is when I try to add them in the SQLite3 dB it goes wrong. I believe it is the "python manage.py shell" that can't handle swedish signs. If I insert an object containing swedish signs from the admin site and read

Re: Different ways of working against a SQLite3 dB

On Feb 15, 12:53 pm, DaSa wrote: > Hi, > > Maybe this is a SQLite question, but a guess many Django users uses > SQLite3. > > I have a lot of data that I want to export to my SQLite3 database. My > problem is that the data contains special signs (swedish åäö) and >