On 10/25/06, Christian Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A better solution would be to transfer the contents of the table being
updated to a temporary table, then recreate the original tables sans the
surplus columnn:
It may not be quick for large tables, but how often are you going to be
Isaac Raway uttered:
Thank, I will look at that (away from my dev machine for the day).
One other related question, are there plans to expand the functionality of
ALTER TABLE? I am working on a feature that could benefit greatly from
REMOVE/RENAME COLUMN. As it stands, I am going to have to
Thank, I will look at that (away from my dev machine for the day).
One other related question, are there plans to expand the functionality of
ALTER TABLE? I am working on a feature that could benefit greatly from
REMOVE/RENAME COLUMN. As it stands, I am going to have to simulate this by
using
"Isaac Raway" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ALTER TABLE topic ADD COLUMN type_id integer;
>
> This works fine when I run it on the sqlite3 command line, but fails in the
> Delphi units. Any thoughts? Has anyone ahd trouble running ALTER TABLE from
> the Delphi bindings?
>
Perhaps the delphi
Hi, this is my first question on this list. First, a brief introduction:
I've been using sqlite for about the past year or so and so far I'm very
happy with it. As far as databases, I have experience with MySQL, SQL Server
and of course Access. My language skills include Delphi, PHP, Tcl, and VB
Hi, this is my first question on this list. First, a brief introduction:
I've been using sqlite for about the past year or so and so far I'm very
happy with it. As far as databases, I have experience with MySQL, SQL Server
and of course Access. My language skills include Delphi, PHP, Tcl, and VB
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