On Sep 14, 2005, at 12:56 AM, Richard Nagle wrote:
Well, now I ready for the next step,
looking for a intro into SQL...
probably the most fun one out there is http://www.sqlzoo.net/
plus, it lets you practice against real instances of different rdbs.
been searching google all night, found hundreds of sites,
that start off with a table, but nothing showing, how to create
a database, and place it in a directory, or in the same folder,
with the sql application.
the concept of "placing a db in a directory" is applicable only to
file-based databases such as SQLite, Filemaker, or MS-Access. In most
db, you have little choice of where the stuff goes.
Since you are here on a SQLite list, and experimenting with SQLite, the
following should suffice
[G4:~] you% /usr/local/bin/sqlite3 yourdb.db
that will create a db called yourdb.db under your home directory. After
that, consult the basic SQLite documentation... look at the help files,
and the wiki.
Looking for a intro, that would show commands, to list
databases & tables that you just created... or allow you to see,
into other folders.
--
Puneet Kishor
