Hi mweiguo,
> hi all:
> i am writing a tcl script, it will create a empty database and read a
> schema file into database ...
> in command line, it works when i use
>
>>> .read schema.sql
>>>
> but in tcl script enviroment, how can i do that ?
>
This script reads the *.sql file as a transaction and executes it in
Tcl. It reliably works and has been tested with a > 500 line .sql
transaction.
proc tssScript { } {
variable tssfile ; # database defined schema in sql file
set fid [open $tssfile]
set tsscontent [read $fid]
close $fid
# Open process db1 connection
sqlite3 db1 $dbfile
# Read the SQLExe file contents to exec the SQL in the file.
Write the SQL statements to the file delimited by semicolon
sqlite3 db $dbfile
db1 eval [subst {$tsscontent}] {
}
# test reading the file
set tempq [db1 eval {SELECT * FROM SearchIndex_temp;}]
puts "tempq $tempq"
db1 eval {INSERT INTO TABLE (VALUES);}
db1 eval {INSERT INTO TABLE (VALUES_2);}
set tempq1 [db1 eval {SELECT * FROM TABLE;}]
puts "tempq1 $tempq"
db1 close
}
A Tcl equivalent to .read schema.sql.
Good luck- Gary
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