Hi,
My posts here do not seem to start a new thread at the forum site;;
oh well...
I have found, btw, that i have to stick with version 3.2.8 for my csv import; I
have not worked out if it is the getting of the header line first, or the
.import which is at fault.?
Has anyone else found a problem
I haven't completed all the tests I want to run, but it makes for an
interesting read:
http://sqlite.phxsoftware.com/forums/622/ShowPost.aspx
I compared SQLite to Jet (Access), VistaDB and Firebird. I will probably
add PostgreSQL to the list as well, but as far as I know they don't have an
Randall wrote:
Hi,
I have a DOS wrapper running sqlite3.exe at present.
Do either the dll version or obj wrapper versions accept ".import" or
".output" or equivalent as a bulk process to and from csv, or only line
by record?
If so, what are the commands? [noting that "copy" is removed from
Hi,
I have a DOS wrapper running sqlite3.exe at present.
Do either the dll version or obj wrapper versions accept ".import" or
".output" or equivalent as a bulk process to and from csv, or only line by
record?
If so, what are the commands? [noting that "copy" is removed from version 3
on?..]
That's great! Looking forward to it.
--- Ralf Junker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Joe Wilson,
>
> I want to thank you and everybody else to share their thoughts on SQLiteSpy
> and let you know
> that I very much value your feedback. I initially wrote SQLiteSpy for my own
> personal needs
Sorry for that question...after two days with no sleep it seemd
resonable. After six hours of sleep, i seem to think more clearly.
John Stanton wrote:
You don't have much text so you can easily take your choice, flat file
or DBMS. The decision would be one based on how you intend to use the
Hello Joe Wilson,
I want to thank you and everybody else to share their thoughts on SQLiteSpy and
let you know that I very much value your feedback. I initially wrote SQLiteSpy
for my own personal needs only, but it has since then certainly improved thanks
to the responses I have received by
Hello Nahor,
there is no need for you to use SQLiteSpy 1.4 to create SQLite 3.2.x compatible
database files. You can do so with the latest version of SQLiteSpy as well.
Here's how to do so:
1. Create a new database as usual.
2. Execute the following two SQL statements:
PRAGMA
> examples of syntax ... than the "syntax" page from the home page
Try Googling for 'sql tutorial'.
Regards
Hello,
I am using sqlite with tclsqlite-2.8.15.so. I am finding that in some cases
float values are getting truncated. For example 3.22 returns only 3.
What is wrong ?
Thanks
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You don't have much text so you can easily take your choice, flat file
or DBMS. The decision would be one based on how you intend to use the text.
Eugen Stoianovici wrote:
I need some help...I'm writing an app which scans some pictures and then
performs ocr on those pictures saving a text
In general there are advantages and disadvantages about static linking
of dll's.
Major advantage is that if it works, you don't have to bother about dll's. But
if you have more app's using the database then it might be a disadvantage. I
like to use same version with all my apps and use a central
Hi ,
Can I download SQLiteSpy some other link. It seems my ISP has some
issues connecting to the site. Much better if someone can e-mail me
SQLiteSpy straight away.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Vishal Kashyap
http://vishal.net.in
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> Hello,
>
>
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