SQLite does the information storage and retrieval tasks for you. The questions
you are asking are about the user interface. SQLite has no user interface. We
cannot program it to do the things you asked about. I think you need to learn
how to program, or hire a programmer. That's what
The problems you are describing are very specific yet don't involve large
amounts of data. Typically, these types of problems are handled with a
spreadsheet or an online form like Google forms.
On Sat, Aug 18, 2018, 10:15 PM am...@juno.com wrote:
> August 18, 2018 I am stuck on the dilemmas
August 18, 2018 I am stuck on the dilemmas below. If any of you have any free
programming solutions for any/all of these dilemmas I am in--in a way that I
can download what yo have so someone who has no programming experience and can
just 'click and use' (i.e., turnkey solutions), please
Hi Alex,
I like the way you type, it's how I imagine text will look in the future
when we have successfully completed chip implants in the brain that
directly outputs the text of what we are thinking. :)
So if I understand you correct, you have a database in SQLite which you
have developed
August 18, 2018, Hello Roger, Thank you so much for your answer, and so fast at
that! Going forward, the programming I am looking for does not have to be
'off-the-shelf' It could be programming done by someone the s/he is willing to
shine with me--as long as it solves my dilemmas. Also, this
Hi Alex,
This functionality is certainly something that SQLite or even any
moderately capable database system can solve. However, for these
specific requirements there is very likely no off-the-shelf, ready-to-go
solution unless the requirement is very common or regulatory-required in
your
August 18, 2018 Good Morning Good People: I am in the process of building a
database for where I work. I can do a lot of tasks with SQLite. But I am stuck
on the dilemmas below. If any of you have any programming solutions for any/all
of these dilemmas I am in--in a way that I can download what
Am 14.08.2018 um 20:42 schrieb Bernd Lehmkuhl:
Good day altogether,
I suppose there might be a problem with reporting missing indexes on
foreign key columns in conjunction with the without rowid clause:
C:\Users\Bernd>sqlite3
SQLite version 3.24.0 2018-06-04 19:24:41
Enter ".help" for usage
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