Hi, Milton,
Regarding: The command "sqlite3 test.db" and "sqlite3 ex1" ....
You're referring the to command line test program, "sqlite3" or
"sqlite3.exe".
These commands will create databases named "test.db" and "ex1"
respectively, if they did not exist before you ran the command. Of
course, they will be empty of data until you create and load tables.
You exit the command line program with "period quit"
.quit
However, if the program believes you are in the middle of entering a
long command, you may need to terminate the sql first by typing a single
semicolon, then pressing RETURN
;
.quit
I've indented these for clarity, but you'll want to be sure the ".quit"
has the period in the first column.
Another useful "dot command" is
.help
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