Hello,
just a short question:
With the current sqlite version, is it possible to have nested
transactions, e.g.
exec select ... from table
while (fetch row) {
if (criteria)
exec delete from t where ...
}
which means execute some 'select', fetching the
Robert Citek wrote:
> Anyone know of a way to preview the index, the table of contest, or
> some sample chapters? I tried viewing form the Lulu site, but no
> luck.
It appears it has not been scanned by Google yet. However a limited
preview of the other book "The
Hello,
So, I would like to take on an project to collect all the information
and restructure it in a comprehensive SQLite 3 Manual. Sqlite.org
already has (almost) all the information for the book so, if whoever has
the copyright to that material allows it, it's a matter of copying,
pasting
On Sat, 9 Jun 2007, Joe Wilson wrote:
CREATE TABLE t(b blob);
INSERT INTO "t" VALUES(X'ABCD');
select quote(b) from t;
X'ABCD'
Thanks, Joe. I am just wondering why this 'quote' is not the default
behavior on binary columns when the 'sqlite3' tool is used.
Best regards
Guido
Joe Wilson wrote:
.dump
yes, but dump gives me all rows for the table and not those that are the
result of a query (which might have a WHERE clause).
Is there no way for format the output of the select?
Regards
Guido
Hello,
when using a blob column in the command line tool 'sqlite3' im getting
garbled output when selecting from a table that contains a blob column.
Is there a way to get the blob column output in escaped format, like its
used in the insert statement?
Example:
$ sqlite3
SQLite version
Hello,
I would like to download compressed archives of the mailing list postings,
preferable in mbox format.
Does somebody know where I could get those archives?
The three webpages dealing with the archive appear to be offering only
webaccess.
If there is no publically available method,
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