On 16-11-2011 10:02, si666 wrote:
> I have a sqlite database from a iphone chat app which I would like to present
> in a human readable format either csv, html or other.
you should ask the author of that iphone app ;)
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Pavel Ivanov-2 wrote:
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>> // first we need to set the file class for our database (ICM.db).
>> var db:File = new File ("C:/ICM.db");
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> Depending on your Windows version only users with elevated privileges
> could be able to write into root C:\ directory. Adobe Air apparently
> won't ask
> // first we need to set the file class for our database (ICM.db).
> var db:File = new File ("C:/ICM.db");
Depending on your Windows version only users with elevated privileges
could be able to write into root C:\ directory. Adobe Air apparently
won't ask you to elevate its privileges just to
George Eckert wrote:
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> It may make little REAL difference, but the SELECT statement you show does
> not have a semicolon at the end, but the INSERT statement does. Perhaps
> the error returned is misleading?
>
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> George Eckert
>
>
I've not checked if that would be a problem, i'll ch
Please submit code to pastebin.com or similar.
2011/11/16 Matt Young :
> 200 lines of code with embedded c. (headers omitted)
> This code comes up and reads triples from a table view called self, reads
> triples one at a time. The triples are either a configure and load sql
> statement command, o
200 lines of code with embedded c. (headers omitted)
This code comes up and reads triples from a table view called self, reads
triples one at a time. The triples are either a configure and load sql
statement command, or the triple is executed, as a random sql procedure
doing whatever, Rinse and re
I have a sqlite database from a iphone chat app which I would like to present
in a human readable format either csv, html or other.
The database has over 600 tables with multiple rows of conversation, the
fields are:
sender (text) - servertime (blob) – localtime (blob) – type (text) –
data(blob)
It may make little REAL difference, but the SELECT statement you show does not
have a semicolon at the end, but the INSERT statement does. Perhaps the error
returned is misleading?
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On Tuesday, November 15, 2011 at 6:09 PM, BertD wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> Question :
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