Re: [sqlite] table schmea - easy way?

2004-01-12 Thread Will Leshner
David Swigger wrote: Anyone know a more direct way? You could also try using pragma table_info(tablename). - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[sqlite] table schmea - easy way?

2004-01-12 Thread David Swigger
Hello all, Lets say I have created a table like this: CREATE TABLE mytable( id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY first text, second text, third text) How do I go about retrieving the specifics on that table at a later date? I know I can do: PRAGMA empty_result_callbacks=ON PRAGMA show_datatypes = ON

Fwd: RE: [sqlite] RE: SQLite in OpenOffice?

2004-01-12 Thread Raymond Irving
Note: forwarded message attached. --- Begin Message --- --- Tim Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It's worth noting that Sqlite is not the equivalent > of Microsoft Access. > If anything, Sqlite is the equivalent of JET, the > Access database > engine. In order to offer a meaningful

Re: [sqlite] UTF8 question

2004-01-12 Thread William M. Droste
SQLite will store anything UTF-8 or ANSI as long as its null terminated and escaped for '. The only place where encoding makes a difference is in functions like length. Will Steven Van Ingelgem wrote: If I have a table like: CREATE TABLE routing ( FIELD1 VARCHAR(40) ); what if I get a