I have a program I run on my Xbox (Xbox Media Center) that creates and uses a SQLite db that I would like to edit. What I have is a table called paths and within that table is a column/field called strPaths. It lists the paths to movies located on various drives on a server. Here are some entries:
smb://MSHOME;kevin:@Movie-server/D/Gladiator/VIDEO_TS smb://MSHOME;kevin:@Movie-server/D/Rocky/VIDEO_TS smb://MSHOME;kevin:@Movie-server/E/Saw/VIDEO_TS smb://MSHOME;kevin:@Movie-server/F/Analyze This/VIDEO_TS As you can see, these are paths to different movies on a server. All parts of the path are the constant except for the drive letter and movie name. They are variable. I need to move all the movies into a parent folder called Movies. Once I do that, the paths in the db will no longer be valid. Therefore, I need to insert the string "Movies/" between the strings "/D/" and "/Rocky/" (for example) in the db so it reads like this: smb://MSHOME;kevin:@Movie-server/D/Movies/Rocky/VIDEO_TS I have tried this command: REPLACE(smb://MSHOME;kevin:@Movie-server/D/Rocky/VIDEO_TS,'D/','D/Movies/') But i get an error message. What is the proper syntax for the REPLACE command in my situation? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/REPLACE-command-usage-tf2171147.html#a6003138 Sent from the SQLite forum at Nabble.com. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
