Hello, Thanks. Great advice. The SQLite schema code gets generated from the ActiveRecord (Ruby) source [1] e.g.:
create_table :facts do |t| t.string :code, null: false # country code e.g. au t.string :name, null: false # country name e.g. Austria t.integer :area # e.g. 83,871 sq km t.integer :area_land # e.g. 82,445 sq km --use float - why? why not? t.integer :area_water # e.g. 1,426 sq km t.integer :population # e.g. 8,665,550 (July 2015 est.) t.float :population_growth # e.g. 0.55% (2015 est.) t.float :birth_rate # e.g. 9.41 births/1,000 population (2015 est.) t.float :death_rate # e.g. 9.42 deaths/1,000 population (2015 est.) t.float :migration_rate # e.g. 5.56 migrant(s)/1,000 population (2015 est.) t.timestamps end Good to see that "hand-coded" statements can get improved. Will try to clean-up the schema. Cheers. [1] github.com/worlddb/factbook/blob/master/lib/factbook/db/schema.rb
