the ...> indicates uou are continuing a statement, from you r example it looks like you are lost. at this point you need to do what is needed to complete a statement, even though the statement is garbage, try typing a ; (to end a sql statemtent. you could be inside a quote so type a "; or '; to end the statement.
also "control d" should exit just about anything (including sqlite3) on unix systems Quoting Clay Dowling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > .quit > > bash$ > > > That should probably take care of you. > > Clay Dowling > > Tero Vihavainen said: > > yes I'm newbie ... :) > > > > ****** clip *** > > > > [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; > > ...> ; > > ...> > > > > -- > > Tero Vihavainen > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > > > -- > Simple Content Management > http://www.ceamus.com > >
