hi all,
I need to be able to flash a database with the sql def'ns I have, and it
works if I pipe my file into sqlite, but when I execute the same data as
a giant string I get no error, but the database isn't flashed.
anyone have any ideas ? Ive tried stripping out newlines, all whitespace
reduced to single spaces etc etc ...
--
Dave Harrison
Nullcube da**@nullcube.com http://www.nullcube.com 2  1785 
Dave Harrison wrote: I need to be able to flash a database with the sql def'ns I have, and it
works if I pipe my file into sqlite, but when I execute the same data as
a giant string I get no error, but the database isn't flashed.
anyone have any ideas ? Ive tried stripping out newlines, all whitespace
reduced to single spaces etc etc ...
Did you commit() before closing the connection?
Peter
On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 21:59:35 +1000,
Dave Harrison <da**@nullcube.com> wrote: I need to be able to flash a database with the sql def'ns I
have, and it works if I pipe my file into sqlite, but when I
execute the same data as a giant string I get no error, but the
database isn't flashed.
anyone have any ideas ? Ive tried stripping out newlines, all
whitespace reduced to single spaces etc etc ...
Is there a final newline on the string?
Regards,
Heather
--
Heather Coppersmith
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