On Wed, Sep 09, 2009 at 07:33:31AM -0700, Sebastian Bermudez scratched on the
wall:
> ok. i'm develop... an PHP-WEB Sqlite TUNNEL....
Because apparently the world doesn't have enough wheels?
> <originalQuery> select * from tableA </OriginalQuery>
> <rows> <new> <id value='3'> <descri value='description'></new></rows>
> how can i to know the "base table name" of a column for make the
> insert statement in PHP without parsing the SQL QUERY.
You can't. There is no reason to assume a result column even
has a base table.
> I assume:
> 1) Every query with only one table in Where clause is updatable.
Hardly. You need a lot more restrictions than that. Consider
a query like:
SELECT count(*), descri FROM tableA GROUP BY descri;
> I have Sqlite 2x.
SQLite 2.x is five years old. You're not likely to get a lot of
help, as nearly everyone on the mailing list moved to 3.x a long long
time ago. They're different enough to be considered two different
products.
-j
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and a piece of string." --from Anathem by Neal Stephenson
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