Re^4: To learn to search flat files or to cheat...

I'm not sure actually. I think I'll probably just create a new DB via SSH. I could tinker around with it and see if I could get the existing one to work, but I'd rather set it up so that there's a setup method run if no DB file exists, much like you said.

So where do I find out what format the SQLite db needs to be in in order for me to export my data into a new database?

meh.

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Re^5: To learn to search flat files or to cheat... by davido (Cardinal) on Nov 12, 2006 at 04:47 UTC
If I recall, the POD for DBD::SQLite lists resources for additional reading specific to the SQLite database. SQLite isn't Perl-only. It just happens that someone's gone to the work of creating a Perl module that enwraps SQLite. That means there is more support out there for SQLite than if it were a Perl-only entity. When I was looking into it a year or so ago I'm fairly certain that the module's POD points you toward the SQLite-specific documentation. Dave	[reply]

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Re^5: To learn to search flat files or to cheat...
by davido (Cardinal) on Nov 12, 2006 at 04:47 UTC

If I recall, the POD for DBD::SQLite lists resources for additional reading specific to the SQLite database. SQLite isn't Perl-only. It just happens that someone's gone to the work of creating a Perl module that enwraps SQLite. That means there is more support out there for SQLite than if it were a Perl-only entity. When I was looking into it a year or so ago I'm fairly certain that the module's POD points you toward the SQLite-specific documentation.

Dave

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