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How to Install SQLite 3 on Fedora 38

In this guide, we will provide step-by-step instructions for how to install SQLite 3 on Fedora 38 to efficiently manage your databases.
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How to Install SQLite3 in the Command Prompt?

Installing SQLite3 in the command prompt can help you get started with your database management journey.

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How to Count the Number of Rows of SQLite Table in Python?

SQLite users can use Python to create and manipulate SQLite databases, such as counting the rows in a table.

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How To Check if SQLite Is Installed on macOS or Not?

There are several ways to check if SQLite is installed on macOS or not: using the terminal, “which” command, SQLite library file, and packager manager.

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Can Excel Open SQLite Files?

Excel can import SQLite Files data from external sources into its worksheets using Microsoft Query or ODBC drivers.

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How to Create an Auto Increment Column in SQLite

An auto-increment is a special type of column in a table that auto-generates a unique sequential integer value whenever a new record is added to the table.

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How to Use SQLite Viewer Web App

SQLite Viewer Web App provides excellent features for viewing the SQLite databases online on the browser. Read this guide to learn the steps for using this tool.

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SQLite Show Tables

You can use the .table, .ta, and .tables commands to show the tables in a given database. All commands are aliases for listing the tables of a database.

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Atuin: A Powerful Alternative for Shell History (SQLite Database) in Linux

Atuin is a powerful replacement for your existing conventional history command with an SQLite database. Learn more here.
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SQLite Rename Column

A guide on using the RENAME COLUMN clause within the ALTER TABLE instruction to update or modify the name of a specific column from the table.

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SQLite Import CSV

A guide on CSV files importing data records to the SQLite database table with the shell’s instructions and the same names for the CSV column and table column.

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SQLite Datatype: Blob

A guide on using the BLOB type in the tables of SQLite by inserting the BLOB records, displayed them using the typeof() function, and delete them.

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SQLite Show the Structure of a Table

The .schema query is used to define the tables in the SQLite database. This article explains SQLite Show the Structure of a Table.

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SQLite Transactions

SQLite is in auto-commit mode, which means it automatically creates a transaction with each command, processes it, and commits the changes to the database.

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SQLite NOT NULL Constraint

We decided to cover the use of the NOT NULL constraint within the SQLite database while implementing on Ubuntu 20.04. Constraints are said to be limitations.

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SQLite Replace

This is on SQLite Replace statements and how to use them to remove and reinsert existing entries. The REPLACE in SQLite is used for that purpose.

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SQLite Execute SQL Statements From a File

“SQLite allows us to run commands straight from a file. This is particularly beneficial if you have a lengthy program, such as establishing several different tables and populating them with data. While using the SQLite command prompt shell, use the .mode dot command in association with the .output or .once commands to output your query […]

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SQLite Group By

This is on the GROUP BY command to develop a set of summarized rows from a series of values. The GROUP BY creates a set of rows based on the user’s query.

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SQLite Except Operator

This is on how to use SQLite Except operator to retrieve all the records from this first select statement beside the data produced by a second select statement.

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SQLite Case Statements

This discussed the basic syntax of case statements and SQLite case statement. SQLite case expressions execute a list of conditions and return an expression.

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