ample database backups, and i need these scripts to
run correctly on SQLite 3.
Is there any quick hack allowing me to change SQLite 3 and make it to look
at the column definition to determine type of a data value when processing
INSERT statements (like the SQLite 2.8 does)?
Many thanks,
Sergey Ta
Hello All,
I'm having a problem with the 'manifest typing' concept used in SQLite3.
The problem is as follows:
1. I have a table in SQLite 2.8 database, containing list of city telephone
codes. It is important that the codes are text values because leading zeros
is significant in this case. So t
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