Re^2: DBI and SQLite's .read feature

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You don't even need to scan the incoming SQL file for CREATE TABLE statements. The DBI $dbh->table_info( method will give you all tables in a database, and for an SQLite database, most of these tables will inevitably belong to one of the SQL files.

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Re^3: DBI and SQLite's .read feature by Marshall (Canon) on Jan 26, 2017 at 12:22 UTC
Your post is completely correct. I am not sure what the OP's "real problem" is. A better explanation of the "work flow" would help a lot.	[reply]

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