sqlite>  .exit

The "-->"  indicates a line continuation.  Usually you can terminate it
with a semicolon or by closing a quote.  This gets you back to the
"sqlite>" prompt where you can type ".help" and ".exit".

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-----Original Message-----
From: Tero Vihavainen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 9:08 AM
To: sqlite-users@sqlite.org
Subject: [sqlite] howto exit ?

yes I'm newbie ... :)

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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/public$ ./sqlite3-3.2.7.bin
SQLite version 3.2.7
Enter ".help" for instructions
sqlite> ^[[A^[[A^[[B^[[Bqqqccc
    ...> qq
    ...> ^[
    ...>
    ...> ^X^X^X
    ...>
    ...>
    ...>
    ...> .exit
    ...>
    ...>
    ...> .quit
    ...> .bye
    ...> exit
    ...> quit
    ...> bye
    ...> kuole
    ...> g^G^G^G^G
    ...> ^G^G
    ...> .help
    ...> ..help
    ...> help
    ...> aaaapuva
    ...>
    ...>
    ...>
    ...>
    ...> apdoskf
    ...>
    ...> kill
    ...> ?
    ...> hellothere
    ...> qqq
    ...>
    ...> ^[[11~^[[12~^[[14~^[[17~^[[18~^[[18~^[[19~^[^[^[
    ...> ^[^[
    ...> ^[
    ...> INSERT
    ...> ;
    ...> ;;
    ...>
    ...>
    ...> ;
    ...> .exit
    ...> .help;
    ...> ;
    ...>

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Tero Vihavainen
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