I'm working on a OSX10.7 ODBC query interface - type SQL, get results. It uses 
the open-source iODBC library set. I've got this working fairly well with MySQL 
(including major public servers on the 'net, cool!) and Firebird.

I'd like to test it against SQLite as well, as this is obviously a common DB on 
the Mac. I downloaded a version of the Northwind DB that was converted to 
SQLite format, and to make sure that worked, I also downloaded a wonderful (but 
SQLite-only) DB viewer known as "Base". Everything is working well.

However, when I attempt to connect to the DB using the ODBC driver, I connect 
fine but the database is not selected. This may be nothing more than the driver 
reporting the connection wrong, but I can't be sure...

So can anyone suggest any SQLite command I might send in through the SQL 
interface that should return something even if there is no active DB connection?

With MySQL I'd use "show databases" or "use mysql", is there an equivalent in 
SQLite?
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