Yeah, if you dump the file to a .read-able file then his idea is
simpler and easier. The approach I described is probably better
suited to situations where you need to .import a file, because in that
case the file is raw data rather than SQL statements.
-T
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 12:41
On 2008 Dec, 02, at 21:19, Thomas Briggs wrote:
> Try removing the semi-colon at the end of the .read statement. The
> semi-colon is the query terminator, but because dot-commands aren't
> queries they don't require the semi. As such the .read command in
> twoLiner.sh is either seeing a
Try removing the semi-colon at the end of the .read statement. The
semi-colon is the query terminator, but because dot-commands aren't
queries they don't require the semi. As such the .read command in
twoLiner.sh is either seeing a third (and invalid) argument or an
invalid file name
On 12/2/08, Jerry Krinock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 2008 Dec, 02, at 19:44, Thomas Briggs wrote:
>
> > Put both commands (the pragma and the read) into a file (e.g.
> > foo.txt) and then do:
> >
> > sqlite3 newDatabase.sqlite '.read foo.txt'
>
>
> Looked like a great idea, Thomas
On 2008 Dec, 02, at 19:44, Thomas Briggs wrote:
> Put both commands (the pragma and the read) into a file (e.g.
> foo.txt) and then do:
>
> sqlite3 newDatabase.sqlite '.read foo.txt'
Looked like a great idea, Thomas but it doesn't work for me:
jk$ echo 'PRAGMA page_size=4096 ;' > twoLiner.sh
Put both commands (the pragma and the read) into a file (e.g.
foo.txt) and then do:
sqlite3 newDatabase.sqlite '.read foo.txt'
-T
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 8:48 PM, Jerry Krinock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need a command-line script running on Mac OS 10.5 to rebuild sqlite
> 3 database
I need a command-line script running on Mac OS 10.5 to rebuild sqlite
3 database files with a page_size of 4096 bytes.
The first line of my script dumps the database to a text file, then
next line should read it create a new one. Since the default page
size is 1024 bytes, documentation
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