Hi, For an application I use SQLite as datafile. I have written a "compiler" (script chain in Linux) for creating my database file. There are dependencies between tables and "compiling" my single database takes about 1-2 hours. When there is an error I have to restart the whole procedure. Very bad.
In order to overcome this problem, I divided my script in small chunks and use "make". Each scripts takes now a few minutes and creates its own SQLite dat-file. When another script needs data from another file, it just uses "ATTACH DATABASE". Works fine. BUT: I end up with 10 files instead of one; all of them having their indices. But for my application I need one file. My question now is: Is there a simple, fast and efficient way to just merge these databases to a single file? The one solution I have is to recreate all tables (CREATE TABLE) in a new file and use INSERT INTO ... SELECT FROM (and again using ATTACH DATABASE) and after that to recreate each single index. But: a) This takes very long b) I have to write code for CREATE TABLE's twice c) I have to write code for CREATE INDEX's twice Really cool would be something like: cat db1.dat db2.dat db3.dat > final.dat ;-) Thank you in advance, Luke _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
