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Posted: Sep. 19 2006,20:27 |
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Quote (roberts @ Oct. 24 2003,12:41) | I have been following the SQLite project from its inception. It is basically a single C program that provides a good subset of SQL. I have used it in some embedded devices that I made. There is no server and client sides, just a single SQL engine that creates SQL databases. The one I have used is 733kb. Has good import and export too. |
Yeah, it looks nice, but it's been driving me nuts.
I follow the directions on the SQLite website and get an error message:
Code Sample | create table FOO( BAR, integer, ... );
... error near "("
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I'd like to know how to do that import function also.
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