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May
20
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May
20
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May
16
answered How to output query to file using SQLite3
Apr
1
comment Read-only on an SQLite database which is being modified by another program
SQLite write locking documentation.
Mar
25
answered SQLite writing a query where you select only rows nearest to the hour
Feb
11
comment Delete with subquery with no unique columns
What exactly is that "some condition"?
Feb
5
answered Configuration options for relational algebra evaluator “ra.jar”
Jan
17
comment Delete word, its meanings, its meaning's example sentences from DB
@HLGEM: SQLite doesn't have write concurrency and locks the entire database, so locking doesn't making a difference.
Oct
4
comment How can I create a MySQL database based on a SQLite schema?
See the answers of the Convert MySQL to SQlite SO question.
Oct
2
comment Can I monitor the progress of importing a large .sql file in sqlite3 using zenity --progress?
Now works for me with --auto-close.
Oct
2
revised Can I monitor the progress of importing a large .sql file in sqlite3 using zenity --progress?
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Oct
2
comment Can I monitor the progress of importing a large .sql file in sqlite3 using zenity --progress?
Output the percentages to the console (>&2 instead of >&3) to check whether they are correct.
Oct
2
comment Can I monitor the progress of importing a large .sql file in sqlite3 using zenity --progress?
It's likely that the first lines in your file are executed faster.
Sep
29
answered Working with multiple databases?
Sep
28
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Sep
28
revised Can I monitor the progress of importing a large .sql file in sqlite3 using zenity --progress?
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Sep
28
answered Can I monitor the progress of importing a large .sql file in sqlite3 using zenity --progress?
Sep
27
comment SQLite Performance Tuning
duplicate of SQLite Select Query Performance Tuning on SO
Sep
21
awarded  Critic
Sep
21
answered Why $in is much faster then $all