I would like to tidy up the schema's of a few tables. At the moment all of
the fields run together on the same line, i.e. something like this:
sqlite> .schema materials
CREATE TABLE Materials (MaterialType varchar(10) not null, MaterialCode
varchar(
10) not null, Description
I wonder if someone could please help me with a tricky SQL statement that
I'm trying to create in SQLite.
I have four tables: Charts, Colours, MaterialTypes, Materials.
There is a one-to-many relationship between the Charts and Colours (i.e.
each Chart can have 0 or more Colours). There is a
I'm creating a shareware program using Visual Basic and SQLite. I'm using
the SQLiteDB wrapper.
I want to plan how I am going to handle updates to my program that involve
modifing the database, and thus I'd like some advice as I'm sure others
have faced this problem before. I need to be
Murray
You might want to check out:
http://dickinson.basicguru.com/
and navigate /software.htm and ddoc at US$25, which works with three
languages.
If you use Powerbasic, then you get source code as well.
Don also has a PB interface to SQLite
David
>>> Murray Moffatt <[EMAIL PROTE
Hi Wind,
At 13:02 17/05/2004 +0800, you wrote:
You have two choose:
1. search the windows register for the datasource that you created
using ODBC Control Panel, you can create the same register entry
programmatically.
2. You can just use such a string as your ConnectionString
Hi Greg,
Many thanks for your reply to my questions.
I had a quick look at ActiveReports but once I saw the $499 price tag I
didn't bother going any further. That's way too much to spend on my little
freeware program! The only reason I was looking at Crystal Reports is
because I already have
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