you Igor for pointing out my redundant nested SELECT statement.
Craig Smith
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hose ages are between 11 and 12. Is there
any way I can make the SELECT more precise?
Thank you very much,
Craig Smith
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gt; thinking it also breaks First Normal Form.
>
> Besides, you can't do database operations on comma separated lists.
> If you need a one-to-many (one pic to many keywords) then do it right
> and build an actual one-to-many relationship between two tables.
hoping
to have it all figured out BEFORE I load up the tables with data. (I
am actually still scanning images at this stage, but trying to prepare
for the next phase.)
Thank you very much for your time and consideration.
Craig Smith
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ant, and if so, what is its purpose?
Thank you to all the responders; you are the nicest internet contacts
I have ever made.
Craig Smith
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ria of the records now in dup_killer,
and then INSERT the records from dup_killer back into talks before
DROPPING dup_killer. At this point, I am stuck. Is there an
efficient method to do this with SQLite, or should I just use a shell
script?
Craig Smith
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on of the odd behavior I am observing.
>
>
>> Does anyone have a solution that both provides AUTOINCREMENT (or a
>> reasonable facsimile) to a PRIMARY KEY field and allows the usage of
>> triggers on those tables?
>>
>> Thank you very much.
>>
>> Craig Smit
want the startup table so that the
database file can move from machine to machine, and my app will always
have the same data and setup. The file will eventually reside on a
flash drive, although for development purposes, right now I am keeping
it on my desktop(s).
Thank you again.
much.
Craig Smith
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