Op 29 mei 2014, om 15:38 heeft Domingo Alvarez Duarte het volgende
geschreven:
On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 2:25 PM, E.Pasma <pasm...@concepts.nl> wrote:
Op 29 mei 2014, om 11:59 heeft big stone het volgende geschreven:
Hello,
I would like to save my sqlite ':memory:' database into a sql
command text
file.
With sqlite.dll, what is the procedure/algorithm ?
Is it already explained somewhere on Internet ?
At first look, I may imagine that I need to :
- create tables in a certain order (keeping the comments for
documentation
purpose)
- then insert datas,
- then create views and index, in another certain order
- then create stored procedures at the end, to avoid changing
datas during
the re-feeding of tables
Regards,
Hello, as Your name also appeared in the Python SQLite discussion
group ,
it is useful to note that a Python based solution can likely be
obtainded
there. I believe the command line tool of APSW (another Python SQLite
wrapper) includes an appropiarte method. It is to be seen if and
how this
can be built upon from other projects. Best regards, E. Pasma.
I'm seeing this thread for a while and don't remember anyone
mentioning the
sqlite3_backup_* api functions, isn't that what are you looking for ?
Cheers !
Hello Domingo, the backup API was mentioned and somehow disappeared
from the repies. Here below it still is. xxqq, E. Pasma
Op 29 mei 2014, om 13:53 heeft Stephen Chrzanowski het volgende
geschreven:
....
3> Use the backup API and skip the whole management of SQL commands as
certain characters just make you pull out your hair. Unless you're
bald.
Which would make pulling out your hair difficult. .. I'd presume...
...
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