My idea was to fill up that base, and afterwards exploit the data: i want to
be able to find the most recurrent profiles. Are there complex statistical
tools that would work with sqlite's data format ? Or am i forced (as i
suppose) to do everything? I'm particularly looking for
market-partitioning
On 11/14/06, Florent THIERY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If i follow your saying, it would be best to create a new table when i
encounter a new file-structure scheme, but keep a general purpose table with
minimal and univeral information.
Just to clarify, for simple key-value style headers I mea
If i follow your saying, it would be best to create a new table when i
encounter a new file-structure scheme, but keep a general purpose table with
minimal and univeral information.
That's a great idea :) Thanks
It allows me to distinguish clearly the types of organization. Will require
more sql
On 11/14/06, Florent THIERY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it best:
- to create the table on-the-go: whenever a new column is needed, i add it
and fill the data. The previous entries (which never needed this column) are
NULL ?
- my second option is to parse a lot of files and decide i have quite
Thanks
First i realized i hadn't the latest sqlite (gotta upgrade)... My project
starts well ;)
I wanted to know:
Is it best:
- to create the table on-the-go: whenever a new column is needed, i add it
and fill the data. The previous entries (which never needed this column) are
NULL ?
- my secon
On 11/13/06, Florent THIERY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- check first if the column already exists; that, i have no idea how to
achieve it
Hello Florent,
Try this:
select * from sqlite_master;
This gives a lot of interesting info about tables and indices.
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SqliteImporter and SqliteReplicator
Hi
First of all i must say i'm pretty much impressed of how easy it is to buid
a sqlite db up within minutes/hours of work. I'm... amazed :)
Still, i'm lacking answears.
My (soon-to-be-open-source-when-there-will-be-interesting-source-to-open)
project is the following:
i scan for files recursi
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