SQLite Forums suggestions

[Douglas C. Horner]

I decided to give SQLite a whirl on one of my applications. I have some basic questions and would like a suggestion for a forum I could join to get my questions answered. Does anyone here have a suggestion for a good SQLite forum?

I do have one question while I am at it..

After creating the sample table and entering exit at sqlite3> prompt the command line drops to ...> and I can't get out of the program not matter what I try. I have to close the cmd window.

What is this ...> prompt and how do I get out of it. I can't find anything on the website for sqlite or Google for that matter.

[Gary Stout]

Doug,

You might take a look at www.sqlite.org
There is a lot of good information there or of course, Paul's website for more specific SQLitening information.

HTH,
Gary

[Chris Holbrook]

What is this ...> prompt and how do I get out of it. I can't find anything on the website for sqlite or Google for that matter.

Ctrl-C does it for me.

[Douglas C. Horner]

Doug,

You might take a look at www.sqlite.org
There is a lot of good information there or of course, Paul's website for more specific SQLitening information.

HTH,
Gary

Gary, Thanks for the information. I have been reading up on that site. I am really looking for a forum were I can post questions and examples to get some help so if you happen across a good one let me know.

[Douglas C. Horner]

Ctrl-C does it for me.

I tried everything except of course for Ctrl+C.. Thanks Chris.

[David L Morris]

Type .help followed by the Enter key in the SQLite console window and the appropriate commands are displayed. You will see that .quit followed by the Enter key will exit the application. For use with PB, you might look at the SQLightning forum on Paul Squires site www.planetsquires.com

David

[Darrell Price]

Douglas,

Here's one to check out.

http://www.nabble.com/SQLite-f797.html

Darrell

[Douglas C. Horner]

Thanks for the replies guys. It appears it takes more code to accomplish a task in SQLite verses SQL_Tools. I have been quite spoiled by the ease of SQL_Tools over the years.. Thanks Eric!

[Paul Squires]

It appears it takes more code to accomplish a task in SQLite verses SQL_Tools.

I seriously doubt that.

[Paul Squires]

Oh, and rather than having to mess with the command line program you can use one of many (mostly all are free) programs to design and test your databases. The one that I use all the time is SQLite Expert. You can find it at: http://www.sqliteexpert.com/download.html

[Don Dickinson]

i have found many good sqlite threads at www.stackoverflow.com

they have a "tag" for sqlite so you can find the posts easily (enter sqlite* as the tag you want).

-don

[Stuart McLachlan]

Oh, and rather than having to mess with the command line program you can use one of many (mostly all are free) programs to design and test your databases. The one that I use all the time is SQLite Expert. You can find it at: http://www.sqliteexpert.com/download.html

If you use Firefox as your browser, the SQLite Manager extension is pretty good.

http://code.google.com/p/sqlite-manager/

[Douglas C. Horner]

If you use Firefox as your browser, the SQLite Manager extension is pretty good.

http://code.google.com/p/sqlite-manager/

Very nice... and free.

[Martin Francom]

I decided to give SQLite a whirl on one of my applications. I have some basic questions and would like a suggestion for a forum I could join to get my questions answered. Does anyone here have a suggestion for a good SQLite forum?

Yes, Try this link:

http://www.sqlitening.com/support/index.php