Correction... ... *"... so the database hasn't had the TABLE created to
support the feature yet."*


On Sat, Sep 14, 2013 at 12:02 PM, Stephen Chrzanowski
<[email protected]>wrote:

> Thanks for the input.  I'll look into it.  Looks cleaner than what I've
> got now.
>
> As for the case, I wanted to make absolutely certain that when I update
> based on text and not an ID, the most recent form of the text is put into
> play.  I didn't want to have the software add Motherboard and MotherBoard
> as two distinct rows, so I went all out on making sure that everything
> SQLite deals with considers case to be not considered.  I could have tried
> testing the different methods, but I want to get this thing done before the
> weekend is out.  (Personal note, the sooner I get this stuff organized, the
> sooner the auction starts, the sooner I can get that one item that is in
> the auction. ;)  Yes... Self serving interests, and the code is suffering!
> mwahaha)
>
> The assemblies portion of the code hasn't been implemented, so the
> database hasn't been created to support the feature yet.  It's in the
> works.  The table will contain the Assembly ID as a unique constraint, not
> auto-numbered and references the ID tag that the company has put on the
> devices.
>
>
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