在 2009-06-14日的 18:33 +0100，Simon Slavin写道：
> On 14 Jun 2009, at 4:43pm, Kermit Mei wrote:
>
> > But I want to insert values from a file underlinux,
> > and I don't want write any code for it.
>
> Okay, that kind of information is important enough to appear in your /
> first/ post.
>
> > I hope sqlite3 > .import FILE
> > can do it
>
> It can't. However, if you are good with a spreadsheet you can get
> your data in two ways without any programming. One is to add your own
> column for the unique id numbers and use a trivial calculation to fill
> it. The other is to turn your text file into a set of import commands
> to do the importing for you. Then you can use .read instead. The
> first one is easy, for the second one ...
>
> Import your data file into a spreadsheet, and make sure you have your
> values in columns of the spreadsheet. Then create a new column which
> has the appropriate INSERT command to insert those values. In my
> favourite spreadsheet application this would be something like
>
> (formula to go in cell C1)
>
> =CONCAT("INSERT mytable (name, age) VALUES ('",a1,"', "+b1+");")
>
> Then fill the C column downwards with copies of that formula.
>
> Once you have that, copy the contents of column C, paste it into a
> text file, and you have all the instructions you'd need to put your
> data into that table. Then use the .read command in sqlite to run
> those commands.
>
> Simon.
Yes, I see.
In fact, my manager asked me to provide a txt file for the others to
import something into the database. And the ones, who will import data
may not understand database at all.
Maybe I'd better to write a GUI for them:P
Thank you, Simon:P
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