> I believe that by 'template files' you mean some example databases for common
> applications, for instance invoicing, a list of the albums you have, a recipe
> database, etc..
Yes, that is correct.
> That's because what you seek does not exist.
Well, it does exist if people share their
Thanks to those who replied on this topic, but no-one offered any repository of
SQLite template files. Does that mean there aren't any available?
Thanks,
Tom
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From: BareFeet <list@tandb.com.au>
Date: 27 March 2010 5:58:32 PM AEDT
To: General Discussion of SQLite Da
to facilitate data entry in views
(ie not just tables). So I am especially interested in SQLite files that make
use of views, triggers, relationships etc. Some simple, some advanced.
Can you direct me to were I might find some useful templates?
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ocaltime',
'-30 days')
group by monitordata_hourly.deviceaddress
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AS SumOfch1kwh,
Round(Sum(monitordata_hourly.ch1kwh),3)*(select kwhcost1 from applications) AS
SumOfch1kwh_cost
FROM monitordata_hourly
Where monitordata_hourly.deviceaddress=142265 and
(datetime(monitordata_hourly.date))>=datetime('now', 'localtime', '-30
days')
Group by monitordata_hourly.devic
meaningful breakup of a create statement (I
showed create table, but I am also after views, triggers etc) using a call to
an SQLite method or is there some prepared Lemon syntax generator to do this?
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Hi Roger,
> BareFeet wrote:
>> At the moment I am resorting to developing regular expressions to do the
>> parsing. They work, but it seems to be re-inventing the wheel.
>
> You won't be able to do parsing completely with regular expressions. Create
> statements let yo
Hi Vivien,
>> BareFeet wrote:
>>
>> Is there any way to parse a create statement (eg create table, create view,
>> create trigger) into its components?
>>
>> Since SQLite does this internally using the Lemon parser, surely there's a
>> simple wa
gencies I may
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ame:
detail: collate nocase
3:
name: Family ID
type: integer
constraints:
1:
name:
detail: references Family(ID)
foreign table: Family
foreign column: ID
I'm writing in Objective-C, so anything accessible to it would be helpful.
ed to follow to
enable DSQLITE_ENABLE_COLUMN_METADATA, compile and link my XCode
project against it?
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lomerate table:
create view "English Language" as select * from AllLanguages where
Language = 'English';
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on all these issues, though the ABNF grammar implies
> that white space outside quotes is not tolerated, which could lead
> to considerable user surprise.
Technically:
1234,abc"123",abc
does not conform to CSV, as answered above. Similarly:
1234, "123",abc
does n
owid as rowid, * from names, friends...
Beware that this can return multiple rows with the same rowid, if a
name has more than one friend.
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On 26/09/2009, at 12:00 AM, Jay A. Kreibich wrote:
> On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 10:24:15AM +1000, BareFeet scratched on the
> wall:
>
>> In reality, in the thousands of CSV files I've dealt with
>> over the years, they all follow the same standard:
>>
>> 1. Rows ar
he encompassing
specification works for all cases.
It's not that big a deal for SQLite to support it, so it should.
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code, potentially reinject into another SQL statement etc. Proper
procedures would facilitate one call to SQLite, syntax checking of the
procedure, precompiled optimizations etc.
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us re-inventing the wheel.
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>> is there a SQLite centric utility to do a wide range of admin tasks
>> and to elegantly document the data base structure?
What admin tasks exactly are you after?
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It focuses on tools for Mac but some of the apps shown are also
available for other platforms.
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assing on the actions as desired to the
underlying tables or raising exceptions for disallowed data etc. Your
application (or even SQL command line) can then facilitate user
changes to data in the views in the same way that it would to a
denormalised table. It is fully portable from one appl
MyTable
set
ID = new.Identification
, Name = new.Name
where ID = old.Identification
;
end
;
create trigger "MyView Delete"
instead of delete
on MyView
begin
delete from MyTable
where ID = old.Identification
;
end
;
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> enough text of the original to give a context.
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QL commands.
> If the latter, replacing your 'WHERE' and 'ORDER BY' clauses with
> LIMIT 1 will give you the right result if there's any data at all.
That will only work if it's a simple select, but not if it contains
begin/commit, some inserts before the select, an existing limit etc.
Thanks for
is only a limitation in the shell (or using sqlite3_exec); column
> headers can be queried from prepared statements as already pointed
> out.
Yes, thanks, noted. My query/wish is to get that info from the command
line.
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It would be great to see a pragma or built in SQL function that
returned the column headers of a given query.
>
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How can I get just the column headers without all the result rows?
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I know I can get the column info of a table using pragma table_info,
but I don't think that works for an ad-hoc query.
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did in v2.5 as well)
2. SQLiteManager fails in several actions when the table name (or
probably also the column name) requires quoting (eg if the name
contains a space)
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ommunication,
especially when asking for help. It takes far less time for one person
to punctuate their own text than 200 readers to try to mentally insert
punctuation after receiving.
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insert) inside a case statement. You can only put expressions
(including select statements) within a case statement.
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Product_batch_code = 1000)
where Prod_batch_code = 1000
;
insert into Stock_Tab (Stock_ID, Prod_Batch_Code, Stock_Qty, Stock_Date)
values (20009, 1003, 200, datetime('now'))
where not exists (select 1 from Stock_Tab where Prod_Batch_Code = 1000)
;
commit
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d automatically update the sums table MySums1 using triggers
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1. Stop repeating the same question.
2. Post the schema of your tables and views and the query.
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omer
SET instertedon = DATETIME('NOW')
, updatedon = DATETIME('NOW')
, updatedby = new.insertedby
WHERE CustomerId = new.CustomerId
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ge,
MonitoredRef, EventRef, ToState, Priority, Acked
from Events
where Events.ID >= (select max(ID) from Events) - 100
and Events.NotificationTime >= {ts '2009-05-04 14:44:10'}
order by ID desc
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' where ID = ' || new.ID || ' because this Account Code does
not exist in the Accounts table.')
but SQLite won't accept it, giving an error: SQL error near line 6:
near "||": syntax error
Is there another way? Or can the raise() function be enhanced to allow
it?
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To
k <= 1000
AND parent_fk IS NOT NULL
)
;
I think you'll need just the following index:
CREATE INDEX EventIndex ON Event (bringsSchedule, sourceMachine_id,
virtualClock, parent_fk);
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Hi Günther,
> I need to join 2 tables A and B on 3 columns, ie.
>
> "select A.4, B5 where A1 = B1 and A2 = B2 and A3 = B3"
>
> the columns B1, B2, B3 are individually indexed, I also have an
> index of
> (B1,B2,B3).
> The query is very slow, I don't understand why, can someone please
> tell
sert statement is
"wrong" in the sense that running it would give a different value
(type) than the original.
As I mentioned, there therefore doesn't appear to be any way to get
the command line to show the data in a table with implied type.
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> I'm loking for some gui tools for looking at and changing my sqlite
> database,
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Base prevents editing of data in views, even though SQLite supports
it, for views that have "instead of" triggers.
3. Base doesn't open SQLite database files on AppleShare volumes.
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>
> http://www.malcolmhardie.com/sqleditor/
> Not a db GUI, but a db schema editor... not specific to SQLite, but
> works excellently with and for SQLite.
Thanks for the info, but as you can see on the web page, I already
have this in my comparison table.
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> cvs. It will be available as part of 3.6.12.
Oh, I see. It's a case of premature documentation ;-)
I'll try again when 3.6.12 comes out.
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in Accounts on Entries."Account Code" = Accounts.Code
group by "Transaction ID", ID
;
I realize that the foreign keys (eg references ... on delete restrict)
aren't currently implemented by SQLite, but they do parse and can be
implemented by triggers, such as via the genk
valid arguments: "genfkey". Enter ".help" for help
sqlite> .genfkey --exec
unknown command or invalid arguments: "genfkey". Enter ".help" for help
What am I missing?
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cation where you want to run it. Somewhere like /usr/
local/bin/sqlite3. Do NOT replace the sqlite3 that is installed in the
system /usr/bin/sqlite3.
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.
I have a page of SQLite GUI apps listed and compared at:
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If you know of any more applications or would like to see another
feature compared, reply here in this forum and I'll see what I can do.
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exists (select 1..." as above. That way, the database engine only has
to find the first match (or non match), rather than scan the whole
table redundantly.
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for entities (table and columns names use double
quotes: ") versus literals (single quotes: '). So it should read:
insert into "tblName" values (null, 'five');
create table "tblRefMaxName" ("ref" integer, "nn" text);
insert into "tbl
yes, they use Operator as plus or minus with always a positive
Amount. I think that's unnecessary and confusing, so I would instead
opt for an Amount that can be positive or negative, eliminating the
Operator column. The data can still be presented to the user in Debit
and Credit columns th
d contact details of the person you were meeting. You'd store it in
a People table and refer each event to it. Linking the data through
"an extra row lookup" is trivial and optimized within the SQL engine.
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>> , "Transaction ID" --> "Accounting Transaction".ID
>> , "Account ID" --> Account.ID
>> , Amount
>> , Operator -- plus or minus
>> )
>> ;
>> create table "Accounting Trans
ting Transaction".ID
>> , "Account ID" --> Account.ID
>> , Amount
>> , Operator -- plus or minus
>> )
>> ;
>> create table "Accounting Transaction"
>> (
>>ID
>> , Date
>>
ction"
(
ID
, Date
, Description
)
;
create table Account
(
ID
, Description
)
;
Is tat the general model others have used, experienced, seen,
implemented?
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I'm trying to design a schema for double entry book-keeping. Is there
already a schema available that provides this functionality?
As I see it, I need to start with something like the schema below. Any
other approaches?
create table Accounts
(
Code text unique collate
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es.Code =
Code.ID)
;
Another solution is:
select id from code
except
select code from companies
;
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quot;Order" = "Orders".ID
group by "Invoice"
;
which gives the desired sums without duplicating the delivery for two
items from the same order:
Invoice sum(Buy) sum(Delivery) Expense
10001208.98 37.0245.98
In more complex tests on a larger data s
into $10 against each Invoice.
I'll have to think some more about that :-/
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Hi Igor,
Thanks for replying.
> BareFeet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I tried this:
>>
>> select
>> "Invoices".ID as Invoice
>>, (select sum(Buy) from Moves where Moves.Invoice = Invoices.ID)
>> as "Sum Buy"
>
Hi All,
I'm stumped on this one, though the answer is probably staring me in
the face, so I hope someone can help.
I have three tables (simplified here): Invoices, Orders and Moves.
Each Invoice to a customer is for one or more products moved to them
(ie sold to them). Each one of those
t 1 from A where A.ID = B.ID)
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Or you could use this:
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in table Y, with no null field/column values in either.
However, if table Y only contains a matching record/row for some of
the record/rows in table X, then separate tables is the correct way to
go. It's a properly normalized database.
Tom
elect statement that will
> bring,
>
> X.Login,X.Name,Y.Internal
>
> as the result in one row.
Assuming that the tables are related by the "Login" column/field, then
you to join then, such as:
select X.Login, X.Name, Y.Internal from X left join Y on X.Login =
Y.Login
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ust that they don't
know yet that they need it or can have it. In any case, it certainly
doesn't mean that they want it to NOT be there (see 1).
3. All users have network share support built in with the SQLite that
ships in Mac OS X and don't ask for it to be removed.
T
ult SQLite source code settings).
Of course, if you want to disable network share support for some
reason in your own compile, you'd be free to override the flag.
>
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multiple code versions, just one
version that sets the locking flag according to what platform it's on.
ie if platform == 'Mac' then SQLITE_ENABLE_LOCKING_STYLE = 1
Surely it's that easy? No?
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e the Zentus (or other) JDBC plug ins.
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> clogging my e-box with the individual e-mails?
> I know of several other group that have that option
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> Chris
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The design simplicity of this mail list
an result, and stop scanning the table after
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s in its own row in a related table, rather
than having multiple values in one row. As you're probably aware, this
is a fundamental of database design. Otherwise you're unscrambling the
egg, which is very error prone and inefficient.
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create table "Procedures" (Name, SQL);
and populate it with SQL procedures. You can call those procedures
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So, before I get too far into it, I figured others of you out there
must already have some regexes that are suitable for this, or know of
a simpler approach. Or at worst any regex gurus out there that can
help fine tune the above?
Any help appreciated.
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Can the Mac OS X locking problem please be fixed in the standard build
and source code?
See below.
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Date: 12 June 2008 10:50:40 AM
To: General Discussion of SQLite Database <sqlite-users@sqlite.org>
Subject: Re: [sqlite
.4.0 or the latest binary version 3.5.9.
FYI, this: select julianday('2008-06-12','utc');
gives: 2454629.0833
and this: select datetime(2454629.0833, 'localtime');
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I see
that SQLite doesn't even support the "^" power of operator. Surely
this is a fundamental requirement of any syntax that supports basic
maths like addition, multiplication etc.
Can/will the power operator be added to SQLite?
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> I'm trying to decide whether LogDate should be in unixtime
> format, or raw date format ('2008-01-01 13:12:11').
I use juliandate (real) to store the dates. See this web page for
details:
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=DateAndTimeFunctions
Tom
BareFee
Hi Carlo,
> I want to clear the whole thing out(list)!
Do you mean that you want to delete all rows from the "list" table? If
so, do this:
delete from list;
See the syntax pages at:
http://www.sqlite.org/lang.html
http://www.sqlite.org/lang_delete.html
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blist "insert into list
>> ('0,0,newblacklistentry1,com') values
>> ('0,0,newblacklistentry1.com')"
>>
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If you still need help, please post the schema (ie the create table
statements) of your database and explain what you want inserted where.
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established and things like full joins and other joins.
Not directly, but you can also do this via triggers.
I'd also like to know if support for foreign keys (defined in the
table) is planned for SQLite down the track.
Tom
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the unfortunately similarly named "SQLite Manager for
Firefox".
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ix,
please let me know.
Please let me know of any corrections to what's there or any stand out
features in your favorite program that you think are worth comparing.
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Hi Stephen,
> I'm a recent (4 days) convert from XP to Mac OS Leopard. What a
> great system
Welcome aboard :-)
> I've downloaded latest SQLite3 for Mac but it came as .bin not .dmg.
Are you aware that SQLite is already installed in Mac OS X (SQLite
version 3.4 in Leopard)?
Tom
c here:
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A few of the applications there are cross platform.
As you'll see in the comparison table, I am particularly interested in
how specific features compare between the applications.
Tom
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ping through the results of a select and
> know the remaining sqlite3_step()'s will work correctly?
Is there any reason why you don't simply let SQL do the work for you:
delete from TableA where Clma == somevalue;
then process (the remaining) rows
Tom
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we'd really use a "before" or "after" here, rather than "instead
of", so it could work on a table.
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your results so I can
add them.
Are there any other similar comparisons around?
http://www.tandb.com.au/sqlite/compare/?mlp
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Tom
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