Output of your second request 

 TABLE_SCHEM main 
TABLE_TYPE INDEX 
TABLE_CAT  
sqlite_sql  
REMARKS  
TABLE_NAME edition 

TABLE_TYPE INDEX 
REMARKS  
sqlite_sql  
TABLE_CAT  
TABLE_NAME image 
TABLE_SCHEM main 

TABLE_SCHEM main 
TABLE_TYPE INDEX 
TABLE_CAT  
sqlite_sql CREATE UNIQUE INDEX index_abcd on image (a, b, c, d) 
REMARKS  
TABLE_NAME image 

TABLE_TYPE INDEX 
sqlite_sql CREATE INDEX index_tileset on image (tileset) 
TABLE_NAME image 
REMARKS  
TABLE_CAT  
TABLE_SCHEM main 

REMARKS  
sqlite_sql CREATE INDEX index_retrieved_tileset on image (retrieved, t
+ileset) 
TABLE_NAME image 
TABLE_CAT  
TABLE_TYPE INDEX 
TABLE_SCHEM main 

REMARKS  
sqlite_sql  
TABLE_NAME sqlite_master 
TABLE_CAT  
TABLE_TYPE SYSTEM TABLE 
TABLE_SCHEM main 

TABLE_SCHEM temp 
TABLE_NAME sqlite_temp_master 
sqlite_sql  
REMARKS  
TABLE_CAT  
TABLE_TYPE SYSTEM TABLE 

TABLE_SCHEM main 
TABLE_CAT  
sqlite_sql CREATE TABLE edition (tileset int, edition int, unique (til
+eset)) 
REMARKS  
TABLE_NAME edition 
TABLE_TYPE TABLE 

TABLE_SCHEM main 
TABLE_TYPE TABLE 
sqlite_sql CREATE TABLE image (a int, b int, c int, d int, tileset int
+, retrieved int, current bool, etag text, size int, data blob, UNIQUE
+(a, b, c, d) ON CONFLICT REPLACE) 
REMARKS  
TABLE_NAME image 
TABLE_CAT  

TABLE_SCHEM main 
TABLE_TYPE TABLE 
sqlite_sql CREATE TABLE version (version int, locale text) 
REMARKS  
TABLE_NAME version 
TABLE_CAT

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