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1. #Sqlite update join how to#
2. #Sqlite update join 64 bits#
3. #Sqlite update join software#
4. #Sqlite update join code#

= " & _SQLite _FastEscape ( $s_AppName ) & _ "GROUP BY " & _ ".SQLite UPDATE Query is used to modify the existing records in a table.

#Sqlite update join code#

: Based on code from TheXman below = Func _DBI _MainInstallGetValues ( $s_AppName, $i_AppID, $h_DB = - 1 ) Local $s_SQL = _ "SELECT " & _ "., " & _ "., " & _ ". : Success: A 1D array containing the query values Failure: string describing in english the error condition for the most recent sqlite3_* API call Author. The database ID (used for multiple apps with same name different platform) $h_DB - a handle value. The name of the app to query $i_AppID - an integer value. : _DBI_MainInstallGetValues($s_AppName, $i_AppID) Parameters. : Retrieves the stored values for the specified application and id Syntax. I have updated the function with the edit you suggested,Įxpand collapse popup #FUNCTION# = Name. I always try to slim my AutoIt stuff down to the minimum fluff so I should also do the same with the SQL. For a beginner like myself, I do find it makes it harder to understand as I am not used to thinking that way. I have a question about the aliases? Do you find it easier with code that shortens the table\columns names like (installer i), is there a performance increase with shorter terminology.

#Sqlite update join 64 bits#

There will be exact matches on the display_name as some apps have separate installers for 32 and 64 bits but the paths will be different as I append -x86, -圆4, -Dual to the file names (if not already there) to enable easier identification. The selection of apps is just a test to enable error checking\testing. I have tried to normalise the DB as much as possible and marry the fields and values with AutoIt and it's controls (integers for combos to set current selection). I added them back to the function for completeness. Even though I would expect the results to return in the sequence they are in the SELECT statement, and as I'm returning just one item (id) there shouldn't be any identical data to arrange. I initially created the function without the Group By, I then got to thinking that you might have added them to ensure to return the results in a specific way. Thanks again for them pic, saved and will print off.

#Sqlite update join how to#

It seems like whatever I want to do, I have to discover how to do it. A lot of time is also lost on adding logging (I wrote my own UDF which took a while) and return codes etc, though this is not wasted time. If I could stop redesigning GUI's, adding functionality, changing font colours and stop trying to make code that's clean and short while still readable (instead of making it work then trimming) I may have finished it sooner. This program only creates and edits the db files, (see pic) I still need to create the program that reads the db. There will be a lot more tables as each category will have one with switches to be used with the installer files. For more complex ones, it's to the books or google to see if it is possible to do it, which it always has been. It is great for simple queries, which I then convert to AutoIt functions. It shows the relationships betwen the table, albeit not as clearly as your picture. This has helped me loads, when building and to understand the returned queries. The SQLite Expert program that jchd put me on to has an sql builder section. I have attached the database in question. I have been googling and trying different things that are obviously incorrect. Is it possible to return the result in the second example along with the third in one array using SQLite. The users will be added to a combo so it doesn't matter if it's an array, but I would prefer a delimited string return.

The one below returns the information I want but the info is duplicated for every name that uses the program. I don't have any code as I try the queries in SQLitexpert before to obtain the results and layout I require. What I want to do is try to do it with one query.

I can achieve what I want by calling two queries using _SQLite_QuerySingleRow, and adding the second query to the first returned array using _ArrayAdd.

#Sqlite update join software#

I have a database that is queried to return infomation about software installers and users. It seems I'm always asking SQL questions in December, must be a tradition.