> I guess that using a command line interface program could work. I used it > for a local database and it worked perfectly, but the problem is that I'm > not sure how to do it when the original file is in a remote server. Again, > maybe I'm missing something obvious and if I am, I'm sorry. > I need the downloads from a remote server to be scheduled. That's why I was > thinking about using powershell - I have used it before in scheduling > tasks. I still found your suggestion interesting, but I can't really make > use of it effectively.
Sqlite databases are just files, it's not like mysql or postgres where you have to connect and operate on a remote server. Once you have the file you can use the tools you've been using. So how to schedule the task and how to download the file is entirely unrelated to sqlite, it's entirely a product of the voip device and environment
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