>I'm not running it from Python I'm running it from the OS command line. >You need to open a CMD shell window and cd to your SQL database folder >(E:\PROJECTS\SQL in the example above) and then run sqlite3.
thanks ill give this a try. >We can logically split it like this >and putting them together: >update Employee >set ManagerID = JohnsID >where Name = 'Fred Smith' OR >Name = 'Anne Jones'; >Hopefully that clarifies it a bit. ok this is very clear now. i totally understand it im starting to see the last one and how the filtering is working. i will go over it a few more times to 100% get it. I'll ask more questions if i get stuck along the way:) Because i find following your tutorials very easy i have looked at the other topics you have on your site. i notice they are not available in Python 3 but doesnt this matter? or would i need to wait for a python 3 version? Also which could i read next network programming or writing web applications? or out of eevrything under Applications(excluding databases), which would be the easiest subject for a new programmer to understand ? _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org To unsubscribe or change subscription options: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
