I'm trying to understand how to write SQL statements using pysqlite. The
problem is that if I use newlines to format the SQL statements as I would
with straight SQLite or PostgreSQL, python complains because it sees the
newline before the end of the quoted string.

   So, I make the CREATE TABLE command one long string, since the column names
are separated by commas. But, I'm stuck trying to write a trigger since there
are no commas separating phrases and python doesn't like it run together as a
single string.

   There must be something that I'm missing here.

TIA,

Rich

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