Sorry if this is the wrong place for this.  Just a quick comment that it would 
be good for the following documentation page about date functions to mention 
more specifically that the value of the fields need to be in one of the time 
formats:

http://www.sqlite.org/lang_datefunc.html

The 'Time Strings' are mentioned in the page later on but I did not initially 
realize that the data storied in the field that I was trying to use strftime on 
needed to be in one of those formats.  Maybe an example which shows data in a 
field would be good as well.  All of the examples at the bottom are using 
direct values instead of values stored in the database columns.

What is also confusing (and maybe is a feature request) is that the default 
JDBC format for the Xerial driver (at least) is to output a time as "2012-07-19 
09:58:18.36" which doesn't [quite] match any of the internal formats.

See this discussion: http://stackoverflow.com/a/11102689/179850

Thanks much for Sqlite!!


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