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~ operator in SQLITE

I’m running this part of a query on Postgres and it’s running fine But when I try to run it in SQLite, I get this error: near “~”: syntax error Do you have any idea how I can run this function in SQLite? Answer Actually, if you want columns that start with a digit, you can simply use: SQLite doesn’t

Update all rows with different values. When where conditions differ

Apologies in advance for the confusing title, but couldn’t quite find the right way to summarize it in the title. I have a table in SQLite Studio with four columns ID, Name, Tm (which means team) and TmID (TeamID) and 326 rows Obviously the query above allows me to update each row where the team is “NYY”, but I couldn’t

SQLite Database not getting updated

So Ive created an app where the user can input details about the movies he has watched such as name,cast,rating…ect and the details are stored in a database inside a table names which is initialized in the DataBaseHelper class as in the below segment of code Ive created a list view and displayed the names of the movies with a

Why am I getting insufficient parameters supplied to the command error?

I have trying to read a database and display it into a datagridview, but I keep getting the error, using Windows Forms and SQLite: That’s the code I’m using, but what is the issue? I have tried removing the concatenation, and I’ve tried changing the parameters method too: I tried with and without the executenonquery() each time. Answer I have

Database search results with context

I’ve built a system for archiving, aggregating, and indexing my IM history across different platforms (e.g. MSN Messenger, Hangouts, WhatsApp). The data is currently stored in an SQLite3 database, and relevant parts of the schema look something like this: There are also NOT NULL constraints on all columns, but I skipped those to make the schema a little easier to

How to join two tables and add a limit

Given two tables in a SQLite database, app_vendor app and I am trying to get 10 ‘names’ from ‘app’ (names of apps) for a given ‘vendor_id’ What am I doing wrong? Answer Your WHERE clause is in the wrong location. You can do: Result: See running example at DB Fiddle.

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