If you have "dot zero(s)" values (such as, 4.0) do not save them in an
INTEGER column because then they will lose their float characteristics.
insert into students values(John, 4.0)
select age from students where first_name = 'John'
4 <-- got converted to integer
Regards
/sd
In addition to what D.R. Hipp said, you are also creating and closing your
db before you get the chance to enter any data, what you really need is to
create a procedure to (1) open db (2) enter data and (3) close db every
time the "execute" button is pressed. Below is a complete working example
I tried that but got: "no such collation sequence: NUMERIC"
"Dan Kennedy"
Hello,
I'm using sqlite3 and have a list of numbers I'd like returned sorted in
increasing order:
1 1.1 1.10 1.11 1.9 10 11 9 12
However, if their column is defined as numeric, the 1.10 gets converted to
1.1 (which is not what I want) and the result (using ORDER BY) is:
1 1.1 1.1 1.11 1.9 9 10
Hello,
I'm using the TCL binding of sqlite3
One of the columns in my table has a date and time stamp, something like
this:
07/20/2004 01:35:40
06/20/2005 01:37:01
06/20/2005 12:10:07
06/20/2005 12:17:08
06/20/2005 01:35:00
If I want to get all dates that are later than "06/20/2005 01:00:00" I
I just downloaded tclsqlite-3_0_8.zip and tried to load tclsqlite3.dll but
it
failed with:
couldn't find procedure Tclsqlite_Init
Is there something I'm doing wrong?
Thanks,
Shamil
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I'm afraid I still get //
% db eval "insert into t1 values('')"
% //
Quoting Hell it still is...
-Shamil D.
"Lawrence Chitty"
I'm using the TCL binding of SQLITE and was trying to figure out how to
enter various characters into a text column. To enter a slash, all I
normally would do is to append another slash to it. However, this only
works fine if the slash is not the last character in the field. Consider
the
Ops... I forget that replying to a message sent to sqlite-users goes only
to the originator and not to the group.
Anyway, I looked through sqlite.org but couldn't find how to properly open
an sqlite database in read-only mode. If any knows how to do so
(preferably in TCL binding), please let me
nuno.lucas
=== On 2004-05-28, shamil_daghestani wrote ===
..
> 3. Do the command: "nmake -f ..\sqlite\Makefile.msvctcl".
..
>To do Step 3, In the Command Prompt I did:
I'm using XP and trying to build a Tcl biding of SQLite using "Borland 5.5
Builder" but have run against a few obstacles. This is the very first time
I'm trying such a thing, so bare with me please.
I downloaded sqlite-2.8.13.tar.gz and unzipped the files into the C:\SQLite
folder. Then I
I'm contemplating using the TCL binding of sqlite, but the database is to
be located in a shared folder and about 100 users will be accessing it for
read/write purposes. I would like to take some time to learn as much as
possible to safeguard the database from getting corrupt due to
Thanks Christian. I figured something just wasn't right... Total
processing time dropped from 207 to just 0.7 seconds
SD
"Christian Smith"
I'm just getting around to using SQLITE to see how it performs. Therefore,
I'm just a beginner.
I have a couple of questions about it: I downloaded the TCL binding and did
pkg_mkIndex to create the pkgIndex.tcl file. Then I did "package require
sqlite", I got version "2.0". However, I see from
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