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azmanar
12-29-2005, 11:43 AM
Hi,
Does anyone have SQLite AMS snippets on:
1. Dump SQLite data to a CSV or .txt
2. Get CSV or .txt to SQLite.
Thanks
Roboblue
12-29-2005, 03:24 PM
Do you have the sqlite browser?
if not, go HERE (http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser-1.1-win.zip?download) and get the 1.1 version. I believe it is the 1.1 version of sqlite that is being used in AMS.
This can inport and export csv/txt.
hi,
for csv to sql you can look here http://www.indigorose.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9832
helped me alot too.
for export sql to csv you can use something like this
--perform the query
local tbResults = SQLite.QueryToTable(db, "SELECT Name, Street, Zip, City FROM adressen");
--build the first line in csv
strCSV = "Name;Street;Zip;City\r\n";
--add one line for each record in db
for nRow = 1, tbResults2.Rows do
strCSV = strCSV..tbResults2.Data[nRow]["Name"]..";"..tbResults2.Data[nRow]["Street"]..";"..tbResults2.Data[nRow]["Zip"]..";"..tbResults2.Data[nRow]["City"].."\r\n";
end
--write textfile to disk
TextFile.WriteFromString(_SourceFolder.."\\Autoplay\\Docs\\", strCSV, false);
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azmanar
12-30-2005, 03:09 AM
Do you have the sqlite browser?
if not, go HERE (http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser-1.1-win.zip?download) and get the 1.1 version. I believe it is the 1.1 version of sqlite that is being used in AMS.
This can inport and export csv/txt.
Hi,
This is an excellent SQLite Browser. No install required at all, which is fantastic.
Now I have 2 choices:
1. Include this SQL browser in the AMS app, to
> to backup data
> to dump into SQL format in order to load in MYSQL over the net
> to dump in CSV in to order to load intoOpenOffice and MS Excel
2. Learn how SQLite Browser dump data, so that I can use the codes and include it in AMS. Thus no longer need SQLite browser to do choice 1.
Thanks Robo!!!
azmanar
12-30-2005, 03:16 AM
hi,
for csv to sql you can look here http://www.indigorose.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9832
helped me alot too.
for export sql to csv you can use something like this
--perform the query
local tbResults = SQLite.QueryToTable(db, "SELECT Name, Street, Zip, City FROM adressen");
--build the first line in csv
strCSV = "Name;Street;Zip;City\r\n";
--add one line for each record in db
for nRow = 1, tbResults2.Rows do
strCSV = strCSV..tbResults2.Data[nRow]["Name"]..";"..tbResults2.Data[nRow]["Street"]..";"..tbResults2.Data[nRow]["Zip"]..";"..tbResults2.Data[nRow]["City"].."\r\n";
end
--write textfile to disk
TextFile.WriteFromString(_SourceFolder.."\\Autoplay\\Docs\\", strCSV, false);
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Danke vielmal, Byte !!
This helps me to figure out the logic of the dump operations. woo hooo !!!
Thanks again.
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