Try connecting to this database using the SQLite command line browser and then check if the table 'tb1' exists. Most probably it dosen't.
You can check which all tables have been created using the query - "select * from sqlite_master" Regards, Ritesh > I've had to do a complete backtrack today. I went back to where I was 3 > weeks ago. > > > > I used the SQLite command line documentation to create the "ex1" > database and enter 2 data records, exactly as the example shows. > > > > Then, I copied and pasted the SQLite C++ example into my program and > attempted to execute it. It failed with a "table does not exist" error > for the "tbl1" table in the "ex1" database. > > > > I've re-extracted the sqlite3 executable onto my hard drive and > overwritten the old one. I've completely cleaned and rebuilt my project. > Nothing has prevented this failure from recurring except for one thing: > > I have the original SQLite test database I created 3 weeks ago and I can > still read it with the SQLite C++ example code and my C++ code. Why is > this so? > > > > Is there some database metadata hidden somewhere on my hard drive that > might be corrupted? If so, how do I resolve the problem with it? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Lee Crain > > Senior Software Engineer > > DAZ 3D Productions > > 801-495-1777, x759 > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
