"John Salerno" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I downloaded the command line utility, and it is an exe file that
> automatically opens the sqlite prompt. Given this, how am I supposed
> to open or create databases? The only way I'm aware so far is that you
> have to specify the db after the sqlite3 command which opens the
> prompt, but in this case I'm already in the prompt.
> 
> Or is this exe file not meant to be used this way? Am I supposed to
> put it in my PATH and then run it from the command line?
> 

The easiest solutioni is to run it from the command-line.  I
assume from the above that you are double clicking on it or
something?

Another solution is to use ATTACH to attach new disk databases to
the in-memory database you are using when the prompt first
appears.
--
D. Richard Hipp   <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


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